Sentence examples for superior surface of the from inspiring English sources

Note the mini-implant abutting the superior surface of the 'u' bend (Figure 9).

The nose of the stapler was applied to the superior surface of the inner edge of the meniscal tear.

The fracture was reduced and held temporarily with bone clamps, and the plate was positioned on the anterior superior surface of the clavicle (Fig. 1a, b).

The stress levels and normal strains obtained under various loading conditions on the C7 superior surface of the vertebrae are used as indicators of subsidence.

An accessory soleus (black asterisk) is seen anterior-inferior to the soleus muscle (white asterisk), arising from the tibia (origin not shown) and with a tendinous insertion onto the superior surface of the calcaneus anteromedial to the Achilles tendon (arrow).

The inclination angle of the cup was measured as the angle formed by the inter-teardrop line and a line through the superior surface of the acetabular component; neutral cups were defined as those ranging from 35° to 49°, vertical as greater than 49° and horizontal as less than 35° [12].

Bach-y-Rita and colleagues designed a Tongue Display Unit (TDU) consisting of a 2D array of miniature electrodes (12×12 matrix) held between the jaws and positioned in close contact with the anterior-superior surface of the tongue (Figure 1, left).

The plate is positioned most of the time on the postero-superior surface of the clavicle, especially precontoured plates (Huang et al. 2007), but the antero-inferior surface can also be used (Kloen et al. 2002, 2009, Collinge et al. 2006).

The bone of the heel, directed downward and backward, is the calcaneus, while the "keystone" of the tarsus is the talus, the superior surface of which articulates with the tibia.

The superior surface of T1 was translationally constrained in the transverse plane while the inferior surface of L5 was allowed only coronal rotation.

At the first step, the bone-disc-bone specimens in the mimic and control groups were drilled a hole at the center of the superior surface of specimen with a diameter of 1.5 mm.