Sentence examples for proximal focus from inspiring English sources

At this time, a second, more proximal focus of somatic innexin expression was sometimes detected.

This proximal focus comes from an individual-based approach to etiology and epidemiology that emphasizes the immediate and short-term risk factors.

However, nerve lesions as detected by MR-neurography appeared with a strong proximal focus centred at thigh level and were in strong contrast to lesser injury at more distal levels (lower leg and ankle).

Importantly, we could show that (i) nerve injury is detectable not only in symptomatic TTR-FAP patients, but also in asymptomatic gene carriers in whom imaging detection precedes clinical and electrophysiological manifestation; and that (ii) nerve injury occurs with a strong proximal focus centred at thigh level although symptoms in TTR-FAP start and prevail distally and not proximally.

In media containing 6% ethanol there was a slight reduction in vacuolar proximal foci, but this was variable.

The average pole-proximal focus position (measured from the nearest poles) in cells that contained one focus was drastically increased compared with that in the wild-type cells.

With the most distant I-site, most cells had one green (ter-proximal) focus and two red (ori-proximal) foci with the average distance ∼0.84 μm (2.4 Mb far, Figure 3K) and 0.57 μm (2.4 Mb near, Figure 3K) between the single green focus and each of the two red foci.

For better illustration, the positions of the two most pole-proximal foci were measured from the nearest poles and expressed as fractions of the cell lengths.

Proximal similarity focuses attention on the extent to which experimental procedures capture the distinctive characteristics of the marketing phenomenon under study.

However, DSB coalescence only occurred between spatially proximal 53BP1 foci.

The proximal level focuses on intrahousehold and community factors that may affect a mother's/family's ability to provide EarlyBF, such as mode and place of birth.