Sentence examples for route of descent from inspiring English sources
In addition, it is possible to describe the position of the testis first before manipulation and then measure how far the testis can be pulled from the pubic bone along its normal route of descent (Boisen et al. 2004).
But in the fall and winter of 1911-12, the Kolbs got hold of an early movie camera and decided to film themselves following the long, death-defying route of John Wesley Powell's first descent of the Colorado River.
The streamlining route is characteristic of many lines of descent that enjoyed evolutionary success and reached large effective population size (primarily unicellular eukaryotes and some fungi), whereas the forms that never achieved high efficiency of purifying selection (primarily multicellular animals and plants) followed the path to complexity.
It was also proposed that trees supported by a large number of genes may in some cases reflect preferred routes of gene transfer rather than the lines of descent of the species [ 12, 13].
The crux of the route is the descent into – and climb out of – the great rock bowl of the Cirque de la Solitude.
The shortest route of all follows the gill past the old lead mine, perhaps better used as a descent.
Whereas most patients with symptomatic POP can be adequately managed by the vaginal route, correction of apical descent or multi-compartment prolapse with a so-called level I defect is better treated by the abdominal approach [4].
If you can tear yourself away from the summit's views, one of the descent routes takes in a 4,000 year-old copper mine (01492 870447; greatormemines.info; adults £6.50) and a simple but beautiful 12th-century church, St Tudno's (01492 876624; llandudno-parish.org.uk).uk
