Sentence examples for proximal edge from inspiring English sources
'proximal edge' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to refer to the closest edge of something, especially when compared to another edge. For example, "The proximal edge of the board was slightly chipped."
Warheit ([7]: character TMT10) suggested that an additional distinct state of this character exists for Sula, Papasula, and Phaethon, which all have the tubercle for insertion of m. tibialis cranialis placed so far proximally that its proximal edge extends to the distal border of the foramina vascularia proximalis.
The stents and stent-grafts were aligned with the proximal edge of the aortic wrap, and the balloon was expanded.
The structural constraint was set with the proximal edge marked as the fixed base.
The scale bar is accurate at the downstream (proximal) edge of the landslide colluvium.
We also noted a small mucosal ridge at the proximal edge of the fistula, approximately 4 cm below the cricoid.
It extends from the palmar carpal ligament at the proximal edge of the pisiform bone to the origin of the hypothenar muscles at the level of hamulus [1].
This further suggests that the proximal edges of handaxes, at least occasionally, were required as a functional working edge.
With this approach a non-uniform stress distribution is obtained with stress concentrations at the distal and proximal edges.
Taken together these findings suggest that donor-derived lymphatic vessels persist over time and that transferred tissues become further infiltrated by lymphatic vessels originating from the recipient beginning at the distal and proximal edges and infiltrating towards the center of the graft.
If it is wide, the sides of the medial sepal begin to abscise, starting from the proximal edges.
After dilatation, if needed, internal radiopaque markers were placed at the distal and proximal edges of the stricture.
