Sentence examples for width of the frontal from inspiring English sources

The maximal width of the frontal horns of the side ventricles and the minimal transverse diameter of the third ventricle were measured on a standardized diencephalic examination plane.

White arrow indicates the width of the frontal horns at the level of the caudate nuclei; black double arrows indicate the diameter of the brain at the same level.

Increases along CV1 represent greater width of the frontal nasal prominence and a more external orientation of the nasal pits.

Evans index was calculated as the maximal width of the frontal horns/maximal width of the inner skull [ 14].

Evan's ratio is defined as the ratio between the ventricular width of the bilateral frontal horn and the maximum internal bi-parietal diameter [ 14].

Hydrocephalus was judged retrospectively by a dilated temporal horn of the ventricle without obvious brain atrophy and/or an Evan's ratio (the ratio of the ventricular width of the bilateral frontal horn to the maximum bi-parietal diameter) >0.3 on initial CT scans.

Losses of the cerebral torque (greater width of the right frontal and left occipital lobes relative to their contra-lateral counterparts) in patients with schizophrenia compared to normal controls have been reported in CT scan and MRI studies, sometimes in relation to early onset (Table II).

Nordentoft (1969) estimated the diameter of a bone tunnel to 20% of the width of the physis in the frontal plane which corresponded to approximately 10% of the physeal surface.

The width of the absorbent material in the frontal area of the test pad is 23 cm, designed to absorb the urine on the spot at the urinary excretion point.

NL, Nasal Bone Length; FL, Frontal Bone Length (sagittal border length of frontal bone); PL, Parietal Bone Length (sagittal border length of parietal bone); IL, Interparietal Bone Length; NW, Nasal Bone Width; LR, distance between left and right anterolateral corner of the frontal bone; FW, Frontal Bone Width; IW, Interparietal Bone Width.

Mäkelä et al. (1988) evaluated the size of a growth plate lesion of 2 respectively 3,2 mm bone tunnels at 13%20%0%) of the width of the distal femoral physis in the frontal plane and 3% (7%) of the physeal surface.