Usage examples (38)

• We are now in a position to notice, without any danger of misconception, what is called the segmental theory of the skull.
• When the arch is formed of a curve that is less than a semicircle (a segment of a circle), with its centre below the diameter, it is called a segmental arch.
• CNVs in humans and chimpanzees often occur in equivalent genomic locations: most lie in regions of the genomes, called segmental duplications, that are particularly...
• I'm using the term in the sense of "segmental" progerias, conditions in which an organism expresses some but not all component of accelerated aging.