Sentence examples for cerebral form from inspiring English sources
In fact, it seems they want their violence in a more cerebral form entirely.
Study design Arginine butyrate was intravenously infused over a 4-month period in a patient with the rapid cerebral form of X-ALD.
It retained much of the nomenclature and established codes (the inscrutable techno-scientific babble, the ship's name, the naval ranks, the canonical alien species) but swung almost entirely toward the second, more cerebral form of science fiction.
Comedy of manners, witty, cerebral form of dramatic comedy that depicts and often satirizes the manners and affectations of a contemporary society.
The description in this article may have come closer to what they really "knew". As for those media people, they weren't railing against management as such but against the cerebral form of management, so pervasive, that they saw impersonalizing the world around them.
The following are among the most interesting ideas contained in this book: - Alzheimer's disease is a cerebral form of amyloidosis.
Most of Abramović's peers among the pioneers of what might be called "ordealism," to distinguish it from tamer or more cerebral forms of Conceptual and performance art, have long since retired from their harrowing vocation, and some died young.
No differences in these mechanisms have been observed when comparing childhood and adult cerebral forms of X-ALD.
We examined the expression patterns of two molecular autophagy indicators in patients who suffered from the cerebral forms of X-ALD: cCALD and cAMN.
Loss of function of the ABCD1 peroxisomal fatty acid transporter and subsequent accumulation of very-long-chain fatty acids (VLCFAs) are the common culprits to all forms of X-ALD, an aberrant microglial activation accounts for the cerebral forms, whereas inflammation allegedly plays no role in AMN.
Overall, the discovery of a dysregulated pathway signature common to Abcd1 − mice, cAMN and cALD points to the existence of a basal pathogenic mechanism in X-ALD leading to either AMN (or the AMN-like condition in the mouse) or to the cerebral forms in humans.
