Sentence examples for proximal sections from inspiring English sources

Oxidation of iron to form iron hydroxide precipitates was the dominant removal process in the proximal sections of the treatment system (i.e. oxidation ponds and initial reaches of the wetland), whereas biotic removal processes appeared to become more important in distal parts of the systems, where iron concentrations were much lower.

RSV infection of the distal airway epithelium, but not of the more proximal sections, results in overexpression of NGF and its trkA receptor, while the other p75NTR receptor is markedly downregulated.

In proximal sections, stem cells are located in the middle one-third of the crypt.

We can observe that microbial diversity increased significantly in more distal gastrointestinal segments than in the proximal sections.

The authors attributed this result to an effect of the microbiota in proximal sections over the subsequent intestinal segments.

The relative level of chondrocyte apoptosis was evaluated by TUNEL using proximal sections of the tibial growth plate of 3-week-old mice.

In general, the efficiency of the O2 transport reduces considerably in the region close to proximal section.

The plate was then bent so that the bend in the proximal section of the plate was reversed.

In the proximal section, recognized as the most critical part of the engineered construct, the severe O2 mass transfer limitation causes a drastic reduction of the diffusive flux within a distance of 650 μm.

Besides the apparent difference in length, the shorter stem had a wider proximal section, and was reduced laterally to make insertion easier and minimise the risk of fracture of the greater trochanter.

Importantly, additional regions of higher SED were found in the posterior chamfers of the condyles and extended throughout the bone to the proximal section of the periprosthetic femur (Fig. 7).