Sentence examples for be of central origin from inspiring English sources

The architecture of peripheral inner ear sensory epithelium was preserved, suggesting that recorded abnormalities can be of central origin.

Altogether these data suggest that the recorded deficits in adult PA rats were not caused by damage of the peripheral cochlear sensory epithelium or other gross structural alterations of the inner ear, and may therefore be of central origin.

Some patients with Pompe disease experience fever of uncertain origin, presumed to be of central origin.

The observed changes in finger and toe temperatures after 15 days of cold water immersion in our study are not likely to be of central origin.

Sedating antihistamines combined with decongestants are reported to be effective in the treatment of cough due to rhinosinusitis but the benefits may be of central origin and have little to do with postnasal drip.

It was agreed by the consultants caring for this patient and the medical monitor that the temperature in this patient was of central origin and did not represent an infectious source.

"You have someone in high school and their parents, who may be of Central American origin, work two or three low-wage jobs to make ends meet.

To confirm that the recorded activity was truly of central origin we applied the local anaesthetic lignocaine (2%) directly onto the nerve proximal to the recording site (between the spinal cord and the contralateral joint; Fig. 2A).

Skeletal muscle fatigue appears to be of central rather than peripheral origin, but again it is not known whether this may be extrapolated to visceral muscle.

For example, it may be that facial nerve dysfunction and ocular deviations were, in reality, of central origin, as oculogyric crises and facial dystonias have been reported to occur in anti-NMDAR+ patients [ 16, 22].

Some scholars think that the sanxian is of Central Asian origin, but others disagree.