How To Use Distally In A Sentence
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The more inferior fibers arch distally deep to the middle constrictor muscle.
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There were exceptions: K.A. von Zittel (1882) imagined pterosaurs as possessing narrow, swallow-like wings that did not attach further distally than the knee, and Harry Seeley (1901) opined that the patagia may not have incorporated the hindlimbs at all.
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Accordingly, where the function of the sail is thermoregulatory, the spines in are not only thin, but can and do become thinner distally.
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In addition, the grains were observed to float in water with sacci uppermost, consistent with the suggestion that distally placed sacci serve to orientate the germinal furrow of the pollen grain towards the nucellus of an inverted ovule.
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After the surgeon incises the fascial layer, extends the incision proximally and distally, and retracts medially and laterally, he or she measures the patellar tendon width.
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Tumors that arise distally below the dentate line are typically keratinizing squamous cell cancers.
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Distally, each axon breaks up into simple or complex arborizations, the telodendria, which end on other neurons, glands, or muscle.
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The thoracic ribs are long and relatively uncurved distally, suggesting a deep body.
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Other astragalar facets include a narrow convex articular surface for the cuboid adjacent to the deeply notched surface for the navicular, a small curved surface laterally for articulation with the ectal facet of the calcaneum, a proximodistally elongated convex facet ventrally for long excursion on the calcaneal sustentacular surface, and a small facet adjacent to the cuboid facet for articulation with the calcaneum.
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The labial surfaces of the plates are smooth, slightly convex both mesially and distally with a shallow concavity between.
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The insertion may ascend on the lateral face of the radius or may be extended distally to the navicular, trapezium, or base of the third metacarpal bone.
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The insertion may ascend on the lateral face of the radius or may be extended distally to the navicular, trapezium, or base of the third metacarpal bone.
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Once the bolus enters the pharynx, it is transported distally in a structure that can be described as a tubular conduit.
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Scapular blade forming a 45° angle with coracoid articulation; humeral distal condyles exposed on anterior of shaft; stout ulna; humeral deltopectoral crest markedly expanded distally; elliptical femoral mid-shaft cross-section; distal condyles of femur bevelled dorso-medially; astragalar posterior fossa undivided
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These designs, however, had a high frequency of failure, with large amounts of osteolysis recorded distally.
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The capitate articulates with seven bones: the navicular and lunate proximally, the second, third, and fourth metacarpals distally, the lesser multangular on the radial side, and the hamate on the ulnar side.
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These specimens confirm that the arms remain cuneate distally up to the point where they are reflexed downward around the calyx, at which point they become biserial.
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The lesser multangular articulates with four bones: the navicular proximally, second metacarpal distally, greater multangular laterally, and capitate medially.
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The intermedium articulated only proximally and distally - that is, it did not articulate with other wrist bones.
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Tumors or polyps that develop proximal to the splenic flexure carry a poorer prognosis than those that arise more distally.
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Magnets with opposite polarity can be applied directly opposite or distally along a line or acupuncture meridian located nearest the affected area.
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the bronchus is situated distally
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The tibia and fibula are fused, especially distally, to form a single element, the tibiotarsus.
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As this margin inclines dorsally, it sweeps around in a distally concave arc to produce a rounded, distally pointing extremity adjacent to the dorsal margin.
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The iliotibial band is a thick band of fascia that crosses the hip joint and extends distally to insert on the patella, tibia, and biceps femoris tendon.
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The greater multangular articulates with four bones: the navicular proximally, the first metacarpal distally, and the lesser multangular and second metacarpal medially.
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Distally the metatarsals expand to a form a mediolaterally broad distal ginglymus with deep collateral pits on both medial and lateral surfaces.
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They differ from Botocudo and most other antillocorines by the presence of all trichobothria of the fifth abdominal sternite located anterior to the spiracle of the same segment, fore femora incrassate and armed ventrally with spines in both sexes, and the males with a large distally curved spine at the base of the fore femur.
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OBJECTIVE:To investigate the distribution of sural nerve nutrient vessels of the distally based flap and provide an anatomical evidence for the design of operation on repair of foot injury.
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In other cases, the union of the two halves occurs in the manubrial region but fails distally.
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Occasionally the medial head of the triceps extends distally to form an arch across the ulnar groove.
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Farther distally around the middle part of the shaft, is the deltoid tuberosity along the lateral border.
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Often, the spines are grossly unequal in size, and some or all may bear petal-like flanges proximally or distally.
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Further subdivision of the second category is based on the width of the primary branches, which decreases distally only slightly in C. arboreus, but markedly in C. concentricus.
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There are 7-8 finely rugose and flattened arm spines proximally 5-6 distally; not forming a fan on the proximal arm joints.
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Distally expanded or paddle shaped geometries characteristic of rowing appendages are found in crustaceans, insects, teleosts, and tetrapods.
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The insertion may ascend on the lateral face of the radius or may be extended distally to the navicular, trapezium, or base of the third metacarpal bone.
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The oral shield may be rounded and triangular or distally lobed and like a blunt flattened arrow head.
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Antenna distally incrassate in both sexes and, in female, strongly clavate.
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Does this not suggest that early feathers must have had pennaceous vanes at least distally, if the downy bases, or down feathers, were to be effective for insulation?
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Processes generally hollow, tubiform to tapering, sometimes with striae and annular thickenings along their length; they are distally open or closed and furcated.
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Processes generally hollow, tubiform to tapering, sometimes with striae and annular thickenings along their length; they are distally open or closed and furcated.
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The oral shield may be rounded and triangular or distally lobed and like a blunt flattened arrow head.
