Sentence examples for sufficiently proximal from inspiring English sources

The first of these constrains the function values at any two sufficiently proximal points, while the second asserts that its line integrals around sufficiently small triangular loops must vanish.

It is often debated whether this is "new" BE or the result of an esophagectomy that did not include a sufficiently proximal margin.

Finally, blood may not be the most sensitive medium to detect associations with pollutants such as endotoxin if it is not sufficiently proximal to the tissues where inflammation and coagulation may occur.

The two RACK1 protomers then dimerise by hybridisation of the blade 4 D-strands, forming a shared four-stranded antiparallel β-sheet in the format, Protomer-A-D D-A-Protomer. This mode of dimerisation also brings the blade 3 edges of each Protomer-A-D D-A-Protomerximal to one another to hydrogen bond, forming an extended eight-stranded β-sheet.

The metal centres in [ 1]+ are distant (our DFT result: 2.80 Å), while those in electron-rich 1 (average ν CO = 1977 cm 1) are sufficiently proximal (experimental: 2.47 Å, DFT: 2.46 Å) for covalent Fe Ni bonding (see Table S2 and Fig. S3, ESI † for structural and IR details).

If the removed part is sufficiently large (proximal cuts, for example 1 mm for Vicia faba or 700 750 µm for Zea mays) then lateral roots formed close to the cut edge (Feldman, 1980).

To map the distal breakpoint of the inversion event on contig R1, we used sequence from S. demissum BAC PGEC093P17 (accession AC149290), as the sequence of contig r1 did not extend sufficiently far in proximal direction.

As seen in the radiographs, the proximal fragment had been sufficiently fixed with a blade and two screws (one cancellous and one cortical screw), but the distal fragment had been held by screws engaging only four or five cortices.

Two proximal femoral fragments were sufficiently preserved to allow measurement of the femoral head.

Endoscopy provides the advantage of obtaining biopsies, but only the terminal ileum, the duodenum, and the proximal ileum can be sufficiently explored in routine procedures.

An example of a singular event would be a restriction site that would not normally be covered due to the distance between it and proximal restriction sites occurring sufficiently close to the random end of a DNA strand to produce a suitable fragment for sequencing.