Sentence examples for proximal position from inspiring English sources
Similarly, the dermal thickness was specified with respect to the distance of two positions: the most proximal position to the bone and one point on the dermal papillae (Supplementary Fig. 5).
A proximal position of the patella relative to the trochlear groove is known as patella alta (Insall and Salvati 1971).
In selected cases, if lengthening was required from preoperative planning, a larger stem size was selected to achieve seating at a more proximal position within the canal to restore soft tissue tension, offset, and leg length.
T1-weighted magnetic resonance imaging revealed a large left adrenal tumor extending into the IVC with its proximal position at the level of the hepatic vein (Fig. 1), and contrast-enhanced CT revealed a massive PTE occluding the right pulmonary artery (PA) (Fig. 2).
T1-weighted magnetic resonance image revealing a large (10.0 cm) tumor in the left adrenal gland extending into the inferior vena cava (circle) with the proximal position at the level of the hepatic vein Fig. 2 Thoracic contrast-enhanced computed tomography.
The C. elegans germline is a syncytium of nuclei that mature as they migrate from a distal to a proximal position and eventually become oocytes.
Muscle thickness significantly increased from distal to more proximal positions (p < 0.05).
By sampling cells from the intact newt limb, the level of expression of Prod1 was found to correlate with the PD position, with higher levels at proximal positions.
Our results suggest that over-expressed miRs, corresponding to under-expressed genes, potentially utilize these proximal positions on the 3'-UTR, thereby allowing under-representation of those mRNAs.
Stringency at the distal position of the polymer was significantly less than at the central and proximal positions which explains the more solution-like properties of probes placed on longer spacers [13], [30] [33].
After initiation engaged RNAPII molecules come under the control of negative factors including NELF and DSIF that limit the elongation potential of the polymerases and trap them in promoter proximal positions [1], [2], [3].
