The phrase "away from the cord" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a physical distance from a cord or cable, often in contexts related to electronics or safety.
Example: "Make sure to keep the children away from the cord to prevent any accidents."
Alternatives: "off the cord" or "distant from the cord".
Equal areas of two parts in a mirror image were marked along the spinal cord, 4.5 cm behind the ear of the rats and 1 cm away from the spinal cord, and two pieces of full-thickness skin, each with a surface area of about 4.0 cm, were excised.
The team said the injury was a hairline break in the part of the vertebrae that attaches to muscles and ligaments, away from the spinal cord.
'There are nerve-fibres in the posterior roots of the 5th, 6th, and 7th lumbar and 1st sacral nerves, excitation of which, when cut away from the spinal cord, gives rise to vascular dilatation in the hind-limb of the same side.
We owe Bayliss [1] for the experiments, performed principally on the dog, and his brilliant interpretation that led him to conclude: 1. 'There are nerve-fibres in the posterior roots of the 5th, 6th, and 7th lumbar and 1st sacral nerves, excitation of which, when cut away from the spinal cord, gives rise to vascular dilatation in the hind-limb of the same side.
Dixon and colleagues [51] have proposed that muscle arms extend passively as body wall muscles move away from the nerve cord during embryogenesis but switch to active extension during larval development.
Biopsies were taken at four standardized sites across the middle region of the fetal side of the placenta, approximately 4 cm away from the umbilical cord.
We assessed within-placenta variability in a random subset of six placentas by comparing biopsies taken at four standardized sites across the middle region of the placenta, approximately 4 cm away from the umbilical cord.
These grafts are detrimental if they make it difficult for the recurrent portion of extruded disc material to move spontaneously away from the spinal cord, nerve-roots and meninges.
Getting Away From the Crowd.
