The phrase "a nerve system" is not commonly used in written English; the correct term is "nervous system." You can use it when referring to the complex network of nerves in the body that transmits signals between different parts of the body.
Example: "The nervous system plays a crucial role in coordinating bodily functions and responses to stimuli."
Alternatives: "nervous network" or "nerve network."
Only one scoring system occurred for a peripheral nerve system disease which has been developed to evaluate peripheral nerve ischemia in a relatively simple two-tier system with a zero to four-scale [ 66].
SOX4 is a transcriptional activator that may play a role in central nerve system development [46].
The over-activated sympathetic nerve system causes a massive release of catecholamines [ 23], resulting in systemic vasoconstriction and a shift of blood flow from the systemic circulation to the pulmonary circulation, which finally leads to the development of neurogenic pulmonary edema.
As a result, subtle relationships, the nerve system of biodiversity, are breaking down before they have been studied.
Now, most neurologists argue that migraine is a disorder of the trigeminal nerve system, where overactive cells in the face and head respond to benign input (light, sound, smell) by releasing chemicals that transmit pain.
Although seizure activity might have damaged the central nerve system for a few minutes, it was fortunate that any neurologic sequelae had not been left.
It is well known that activation of the trigeminal nerve system induces a release of CGRP [14] and our group has recently demonstrated that this release could be almost completely abolished by destroying primary trigeminal afferents with neonatal capsaicin treatment [15].
This negative result might be because A fibers in the peripheral nerve system are measured mostly in clinical NCSs, but C fibers, which transmit somatic pain signals, are more sensitive to US effects than A fibers [ 6, 28, 29].
The enrichment of miR-9, miR-124 and miR-128 in a developing and mature central nerve system (CNS) is reported in fish [ 44], mammals [ 45], amphibians [ 46] and birds [ 47].
