Sentence examples for proximal pull from inspiring English sources

It was obvious that the proximal pull on the distal fragment had made it migrate proximally.

The mode of failure was distal pull out in 41.7% of specimens, proximal pull out in 20.8% of specimens and knot failure in 33.3% of specimens.

Thus, the proximal tibia is pulled in a constant posterior drawer position with a force of 50 to 80 N, depending on the weight of the patient.

These results may be related to the nature of LADG as it is difficult to pull the proximal stomach using a narrow incision, which may influence the distance of the proximal margin.

Such a conformational change would not be unusual or unreasonable to predict, and this could push His closer to the proximal cluster, or indeed pull it further away.

Adequate drawing together of distal and proximal coils by the pull string to surround the entire embolus occurred in 23 (88%) of 26 vessels tested.

If offset univalents bias spindle rotation or if the cortex-proximal pole exerts greater pulling on univalents after rotation, then a mei-2 ct98) mei-2 ct98le mutant should have a redoublefrequency of mutantrogeny relative to him-8 alone.

The MicroBlade Shaver instrument is then attached to the wire via a proximal exchange tip and pulled into the lateral recess and foramen using a distal handle.

In neocortical neurons, phosphorylation of FAK at Ser732 (P-FAKSer732), by the post-mitotic cyclin-dependent kinase (CDK) 5, regulates microtubule (MT) stability and migration by pulling the proximal region of the nucleus into the leading process, likely in the direction of the centrosome.

In cases of AO 31 A3 fractures it is correct that displacement of the proximal fragment, caused by muscle pull, makes a correct entry difficult.

The distal fragment was pulled along the proximal fragment, and the reduction was achieved by applying pressure.