Sentence examples for Poor sympathetic from inspiring English sources

This study was designed to investigate the vasomotor response to EMLA in replanted fingers that had poor sympathetic innervation.

Even Rundell's hints for charitable assistance were listed as "respecting the poor" - sympathetic that the "laborious poor have not fuel to do justice to what they buy", she recommended that the surplus of every family of income be converted into warm meals to give away.

In this regard, coronary, cerebral, and renal circulations show a high degree of autoregulation with poor sympathetic control, whereas skeletal muscle, gastrointestinal and cutaneous circulations show a predominant sympathetic control with a poor degree of autoregulation.

The typical anatomy of PRES, in the posterior regions, is thought to reflect poorer sympathetic innervation as compared to the anterior circulation.

During the Civil War, the raiders William Clarke Quantrill and Bloody Bill Anderson, with their legions of poor whites sympathetic to the Confederacy, pillaged the border states of Kansas and Missouri for private gain and personal satisfaction.

LF, however, is a poor indicator of sympathetic tone, particularly in heart failure patients (Notarius et al. 1999), and instead may reflect an interaction of the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems (Houle and Billman 1999).

Mr. Wang is sympathetic to poor farmers who yearn for cities with air-conditioning and supermarkets.

THE popular press is not normally sympathetic to poor people coming to better themselves in Britain.

Mr. Basaraba manages to make poor Matt the only sympathetic and fleshed-out character in the mini-series.

WHEN fans of AMC's "Mad Men" approach the actress January Jones on the street, it is with furrowed brows and lowered, sympathetic voices: "Poor Betty.

It is critical to restore services and create conditions for development in order to win over the poor rural populations often sympathetic to the Maoists, he said.