The phrase "a pattern of nerve" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context discussing neurological patterns or behaviors, but it would need clarification for proper understanding.
Example: "Researchers are studying a pattern of nerve activity that correlates with memory recall."
Alternatives: "a neural pattern" or "a nerve pattern".
This is supported by the fact that the wall motion abnormalities seen on echocardiogram in patients with neurogenic stunned myocardium follow a pattern of sympathetic nerve innervation [ 33].
A pattern of localized retinal nerve fiber layer defects in glaucoma patients indicate that axonal degeneration may precede RGC body death in this condition.
Our results show an intense but similar pattern of nerve regeneration containing autonomic neuropeptide NPY in the fracture callus and woven bone on the two sides of a straight fracture.
In contrast, Baker et al. found that when oscillatory receptors detect a new electric field, they reset their pattern of nerve activity, causing multiple receptors to briefly synchronize their activity.
For example, the pattern of nerve signals associated with a left smirk might cause the cursor to move to the left, while a right smirk might cause it to move right; the brain waves associated with concentration might be associated with a double click, and so on.
We demonstrate a strong analogy between CNS and PNS pathology concerning alpha-synuclein deposition, pattern of nerve fiber loss and evidence of impaired axonal transport, implying that skin biopsy might be an interesting "in vivo" method of studying the pathogenesis of PD.
More recently a new classification system for HS has been proposed based on the pattern of nerve cell loss within the hippocampus seen histopathologically with different clinical phenotypes for the different groups (Blumcke et al., 2007).
They stimulated the severed nerves using transcranial magnetic stimulation for 1 hour a week over three months, using a pattern of signals known to trigger nerves.
But even if the nerve continuity is restored immediately by means of a primary nerve coaptation or even with complex nerve transfers, depending always on the pattern of nerve injury, the patient oftentimes does not regain full complete nerve function [ 12].
