proximally

The opening increases in width as the opening extends proximally along the length of the blade.

The blade is further formed to have an opening between at least two of the teeth that extends proximally rearward.

Scape simple or few branched, longer than leaves, proximally with a few sterile bracts, terminating in a lax raceme.

its tendon split to be attached proximally to the lesser trochanter of the femur and distally to an unknown insertion.

filaments glabrous; anther locules connate, slightly divergent proximally, ellipsoid, longitudinally dehiscent.

Conclusions: The proximally based conjoined tendon transfer is a reliable treatment for a high-grade acromioclavicular dislocation.

The spondylitis of ankylosing spondylitis starts in the lumbar or thoracolumbar spine and progresses proximally in a continuous fashion.

Stems erect, slender, simple, glabrous throughout, sometimes sparsely pubescent proximally with minute, forked or stellate trichomes.

Stems erect, simple, sparsely tomentose proximally, glabrous or glabrescent distally, rarely sparsely with stellate trichomes.

Moreover, distal fixation and osseointegration allow for greater lever arm to resist torsional forces compared with proximally coated stems.

Rotational stability of the stem can be increased both proximally and distally .

bracts black or brownish yellow proximally, elliptic or ovate, villous, often glabrescent distally, apex shortly acuminate or acute.

Stem zigzagged, densely dark brown crisped villous, glandular proximally, glandular distally.

petiole erect, equitant, forming a pseudo stem, proximally enveloped by several cylindric, membranous sheaths.

blade reflexed, linear-lanceolate, proximally sparsely pilose, articulate with sheath.

blade readily deciduous, linear-lanceolate, revolute, adaxially densely yellow-brown setose proximally, articulate.

Sepals conspicuously hardened at base, sometimes whole receptacle and calyx proximally becoming woody in fruit.

Glumes obscurely keeled proximally, indistinctly so distally; spike rachis usually tough and not disarticulating.

Stem simple, proximally brown glandular pilose near nodes, distally dark brown glandular hairy.

Stem proximally brown crisped pilose or glabrous, distally shortly glandular hairy.

Leaf blade ovate, elliptic to oblong, margin distally crenulate, proximally entire.

Herbs annual. Stems creeping, diffuse, numerous branched, to more than 1 m, glabrous proximally, puberulent distally.

bracts dull purplish brown when dried, ovate or obovate, proximally downy on both surfaces, apex retuse.

Stem proximally brown villous at leaf axils, distally dark brown glandular hairy.

This design feature has been associated with early development of osteolysis about the tip of the stem despite bone ingrowth proximally .

calyx teeth broadly triangular, ca. 1 mm, margin membranous proximally, ciliate, apex subulate-spinose.

Perianth azure to dark violet, segments 1--7 mm wide, not connivent proximally into a pseudotube.

Stem twining to left, with T-shaped, soft hairs, proximally prickly, distally so only at nodes.

Stems ascending proximally, erect distally, branched, to 1 m, pubescent with multicellular hairs.

Stems to more than 40 cm, simple, glabrescent proximally, puberulent distally with hooked hairs.

Stem prostrate, elongate, 2--3 mm thick, covered with grayish, membranous sheaths, proximally with some aerial roots.

Stems clustered, yellow, lustrous, slender, 2--6 cm, glabrous proximally, white glandular hairy distally.

lobes 3-5, terminal lobe ovate, elliptic, or oblong, margin serrate distally, usually double serrate or lobed proximally.

palea smooth or proximally with sparse hooks between keels, keels scabrid, sometimes medially pilulose.

Stem elongate, 3--4 mm thick, covered with grayish sheaths, proximally with some aerial roots.

Stem simple, 10-30 cm tall, proximally glabrous or sparsely glandular hairy, only most distal part glandular hairy.

Stem ca. 27 cm tall, sparsely hispid proximally, sparsely retrorsely puberulent distally.

Stem ca. 30 cm tall, retrorsely puberulent proximally, glabrous distally, branched.

Stems whitish proximally, violet distally, 4--7 cm, densely violet glandular pubescent.

Stems numerous, diffuse, creeping proximally, simple or branched, 10--50 cm, glabrous.

Stem ca. 45 cm tall, proximally densely appressed puberulent, distally sparsely so, 2-branched.

Stems branched proximally. Flowers few to many per cyme. Styles 3.

Stems sparsely branched, 4--7 cm, villous, hairs shorter and sparser proximally.

Stem 70--100 cm tall, retrorsely puberulent proximally, glabrescent distally, simple or branched.

Filaments thickened proximally, filiform apically, 5--10 mm, often wholly smooth, sometimes basally slightly verruculose.

Basal leaf blade reniform, occasionally ovate-cordate. Petal margin long fimbriate proximally, basal claw 1. 5-2 mm.

Calyx white proximally, pale purple distally, narrowly tubular, 3--6 cm.

Stem 40--60 cm tall, retrorsely appressed puberulent throughout or only proximally, branched.

Stem 70--100 cm tall, retrorsely puberulent proximally, glabrous and branched distally.

Stem 16--45 cm tall, with sparse, rigid hairs proximally, branched or simple.

bracteoles borne proximally or near middle of pedicel, linear, 5--8 mm.

Stem 50--90(--120) cm tall, sparsely retrorsely puberulent, often glabrescent proximally, branched.

Filaments proximally widened and adnate to perianth tube, free part incurved, 1. 5--2 mm.

Herbs perennial. Stems sparsely clustered, 5--6 cm, proximally hairy in 2 lines, distally retrorsely hairy.

Spikelets 2 per node, or 1 per node proximally in spike, with 2 or 3 florets.

The early results of total hip replacement with a proximally hydroxyapatite-coated femoral component

Proximally based conjoined tendon transfer for coracoclavicular ligament reconstruction in treatment of acromioclavicular separation

Clinical study of sural neurovascular flap for repairing tissue defect proximally or distally

Clinical study of distally and proximally based lesser saphenous-sural nerve vascular island flap

Perianth segments membranous, proximally slightly thickened;

filaments often swollen, fleshy and cylindric proximally, sometimes subulate;

lemma glabrous throughout, rarely along keel and marginal veins proximally sparsely minutely hairy;

Petiole narrowly winged basally or proximally, with a subapical abscission zone;

filaments proximally adnate to perianth tube, free part filiform or flattened, short to long, smooth, papillose or hairy;

bract and bracteole borne on distal part of pedicel, linear-lanceolate, proximally pubescent;

Culm sheaths light yellow-green, proximally sparsely brown setose and slightly powdery, margin ciliate;

palea keels distally with prickles, proximally shortly hairy, middle and upper parts longer ciliate;

filaments filiform, smooth or verrucose, proximally adnate to perianth for most of their length;

Calyx tube proximally ridged or winged, narrowly tubular in middle part, distally cupular;

Outer 3 perianth segments suborbicular, proximally with a transverse wing abaxially;

filaments slightly flattened, proximally connivent to form a short tube;

Stems slender, as thick as rhizomes, creeping proximally, ascending distally, simple or branched, to 35 cm;

filaments proximally adnate to perianth tube, free part short to long;

petiole ca. 4 mm proximally on stem, absent distally on stem, margin brown crisped glandular villous;

Stems dichotomously branched, ca. 20 cm, white villous proximally, curled red hairy distally;

Inflorescence a panicle, terminal, ca. 25 cm, proximally ca. 4-branched, many flowered;

petiole 10--15 cm, fulvous villous, especially proximally;

tube 6-8. 5 cm, puberulent, cylindric proximally, broadly obconical distally;

ovary cylindric-ovoid, 2-2. 2 mm, glabrous or downy proximally, subsessile;

Pedicels 1. 5--3. 5 cm, proximally densely pubescent, apically sparsely so, with 2 bracteoles at middle or above;

1 (0) Leaf blade elliptic, 7-10 cm, midvein adaxially proximally slightly raised, flattened or subimpressed toward distal half;