Sentence examples for then repositioning from inspiring English sources

The flank sites were imaged by taking sequential images in the transverse plane across each site, moving the transducer continuously from dorsal to ventral, starting in the most cranial aspect, then repositioning the transducer approximately 5cm caudal, and repeating the dorsal to ventral sweep of transverse images.

The ventral abdomen was imaged by taking sequential images in the sagittal plane across each site, moving the transducer continuously from cranial to caudal, starting at the midline, then repositioning the transducer approximately 5cm lateral and repeating the cranial to caudal sweep of sagittal images.

This may require pulling the flat ends slightly to loosen the bow tie, then repositioning it before tightening it again.

If you need more light source you can do so by simply copying the original image and then repositioning the same to where you want it to be, assuming you still would like to select "Flashlight" as the light source.

Many mutual funds end their fiscal year in October, and their managers then reposition their holdings and make new bets.

Later that year, Blackton also experimented with the stop-motion technique in which objects are photographed, then repositioned and photographed again for his short film Haunted Hotel.

To fill the time, the woolly-hatted cameramen filmed the backs of the photographers, the balcony, the tent concealing the body, then repositioned themselves for wide shots that encompassed the chaos that had exploded inside the sedate and snowy Mayfair street, with its lines of glossy black doors framed by white stone porticos and flanked by topiary shrubs.

The five data and four surrogate numbers are then repositioned in the original nine-point cube.

The articular disc is then repositioned onto the "new" condyle and stabilized [13].

The flap was then repositioned apically and sutured to the periosteum adhering to the surrounding gingiva and leaving two thirds of the crown of the tooth uncovered.

One of the most prominent examples for drug repositioning is Sildenafil, which was initially developed for use for hypertension and angina, and then repositioned for the treatment of male erectile dysfunction [5].