Sentence examples for tissue positions from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the soft tissue positions and dimensions of the subject from 1 week to the next will not be stable with many variables influencing the soft-tissue dimensions.

The lung samples were taken ca. 1 cm below the first rib, and the kidney samples were taken outside the second lumbar vertebra under the twelfth rib. Figure 2 Schematic diagram showing the sampling positions of the soil holding only liver, lung and kidney tissue (positions marked by red crosses).

Finally, we used the differences between the actual tissue positions and the extrapolated tissue position to calculate pressure changes occurring after +300 s (Supplemental Text S1, part 4; Fig. 5A).

All pressure waves produced by LILFU waveforms were measured at points corresponding to tissue positions in the actual recording chambers by positioning the hydrophone face using a xyz micromanipulator (MP-225, Novato, CA, USA) mounted on the vibration isolation table attached to the microscope stage (Figure S1).

In these gene groups, the entropy in most ectopic ranked tissue positions was above 0.7 and the ectopic expression index ranged from 1.1 and 1.5 for human and mouse brain specific genes respectively, to respectively 1.5 and 1.4 for spermatogenesis-related genes in human and mouse.

To assure that the CTV(s) in practice receive a dose that does not deviate significantly from the prescribed and planned dose, margins must be added to the CTV(s) for variations in tissue positions, sizes, and shapes, as well as for variations in patient position and beam geometries, both intrafractionally and interfractionally.

However, not only the tissue position varies during respiration.

Atelectasis was always observed in the lung tissue positioned under the heart.

Saitoh [7] used the same reference plane to PSP and PTO to evaluate the soft tissue position after mandibular setback surgery.

This article presents formulas to predict the vertical tissue position around the abutment-restoration, which can be used both as a guide to the clinical situation and as an aid to computer-aided design and computer-aided manufacturing design.

The radial tuberosity, designated as the 6 o'clock position, was utilized as a bony marker that was deemed as the most consistent landmark that is least likely to change in the setting of high-energy trauma, which may obscure and change soft tissue position.