Sentence examples for proximal division from inspiring English sources
Atherothrombotic infarction is caused by atherosclerotic lesions of large vessels, while lacunar infarcts occur as a result of multiple mechanisms: 1) lipohyalinosis and/or fibrinoid necrosis; 2) microatheroma; 3) atherosclerosis of the basilar and middle cerebral artery stem or proximal division of large vessels; or, 4) cardioembolic occlusion [ 25].
The reason for this is that the ramifications of the cerebellar and ophthalmic arteries are less well defined and balanced as compared to the small sized intradural arteries, and the arteries lack proximal divisions (e.g., the ophthalmic artery branches only when it crosses over the optic nerve).
Consistently, proximal stem cell division rate is not affected (Wildwater et al., 2005).
The sciatic nerve was identified and prepared proximal to its division.
The crush was performed just proximal to its division to the peroneal and tibial nerve.
A zone of cell elongation occurs just proximal to the division zone and the zone of cell differentiation or zone of maturation is the most proximal [ 2].
The sciatic nerve was identified and crushed at the mid-thigh, just proximal to its division to the tibial and common peroneal nerves.
The cortical plate consisted of early formed proximal [CP/P (cortical plate/proximal division); infragranular layers V and VIA] and late-formed distal divisions [CP/D (cortical plate/distal division); granular and supragranular layers IV II].
More importantly, division to proximal phosphosites emphasizes this tendency significantly (p-value of 1.25e-19).
More important to our discussion, the division to proximal phosphosites does not yield further insight for Y sites, displaying only a subtle difference from the distribution of all phosphosites (p-value of 0.002).
The proximal jejunum, mobilized by division of one or two jejunal branches but preserving the arcades, is passed either behind or in front of the superior mesenteric vessels for an end-to-end) or Roux-en-Y anastomosis with the duodenum).
