distal end

collocation in English

meanings of distaland end

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distal
adjective
uk /ˈdɪs.təl/ us /ˈdɪs.təl/
away from a particular point in ...
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end
noun
uk /end/ us /end/
the part of a place or thing that is furthest away from ...
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Its distalend could then move among female flowers.
The distalend of each spicule was bifurcated in two pincer-like ends.
The distalend of the fistula is closed with a purse-string suture.
Only the distalend of endocarps cracked by white-lipped peccaries were counted.
The interactions between the cap and the distalend of the filament seem to have unique characteristics.
This is followed by a rapid falloff to zero dose beyond the distalend of the tumour.
If this were the case, scarification on the distalend would also cause the immediate increase in respiration.
The distalend is strongly flattened anteroposteriorly and expanded transversely, more to the lateral than to the medial side.
The distalend of the ovipositor gradually contacted with the surface of the fig near the selected place.
Scarification on the distalend led to delayed radicle emergence through the produced hole in c. 40% of the seeds.
Figure 10 shows the proximal end of the radius is lateral to its distalend throughout stance.
The origin of genes has not been specified in the grey region of the distalend of the introgression.
Each tube was fitted with a wire mesh stopper at the distalend but was open inside the arena.
Probably, only the most vigorous embryos can emerge from the hole at the distalend of the seeds.
The origin of the proximal phalangeal segment was located on the lateral aspect of the distalend of the proximal phalanx.
Forty-six of the supernumerary teeth occurred at the distalend of the tooth row and formed part of the functional dentition.
Continuous peristaltic waves commenced sequentially at the distalend and moved down the body until they were lost from sight in the snail tissue.
Wing length was determined on the mounted wing, taking the distance between the anterior cross vein and the distalend of the third vein.
The subunit proteins are synthesized in the cell and transported to the distalend through the hollow core of the flagellum.
The orientation of the frame attached to the distalend of the manipulator moves sinusoidally with respect to the frame attached to the base.
The origin of the metacarpal coordinate system was located on the lateral aspect of the distalend of the third metacarpus.
With the exception of the six morphologically aberrant teeth, all supernumerary molars occurred at the distalend of the tooth row.
Toward the distalend of the feather that is exposed to the air, the barbs form a relatively cohesive flat surface.
Each sporophyll shows a horizontal region, an upturned distalend on the right, and a small downward extension forming a heel.
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