Sentence examples for very proximal from inspiring English sources
"Have you ever witnessed anyone in this photograph?" I inquired, and this time I held it very proximal to her face.
Moreover, the treatment of basicervical fractures, as with very proximal pertrochanteric fractures or low-neck fractures, has been controversial.
In very proximal and very distal locations, erosional channels and depositional channels serve as two end-members, while in middle areas, bedload-dominated channels and suspended-load dominated channels are transitional types.
In cases with significant ligament instability or a very proximal MDD, the support may bridge the knee by using a femoral brace affixed to the fixator or simply extending the fixator itself (Fig. 15).
Firstly, the ability of dispersal models to simulate ash fall on the ground at ever increasing distances (100's km) is not well validated and secondly ash load values tend to be overestimated in the very proximal (2 km) range.
Only very slight signals, if at all, were observed in the very proximal-most regions of the dendrites, but clearly no hybridization signals were present within the dendritic fields of the hippocampus (Figure 2E H).
The patient with a type Ia endoleak had a very short proximal seal zone (7 mm) at the 30-day CTA, despite a long proximal neck.
In this paper, our main objective is to show the mixed equilibrium problem (1.1) can be solved by two very simple proximal methods under simpler conditions, where a bifunction F and a function φ satisfy the following standard assumptions.
One can see in the literature on metric fixed point theory that condition (1.1) has been extended and generalized by fixed point theorists in many ways for obtaining fixed points, common fixed points and, very recently, proximal points in different spaces.
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