Sentence examples for cerebral without from inspiring English sources

No matter the topic, Mr. Kirchheimer keeps "My Coffee With Jewish Friends" accessible, and cerebral without a shred of pretension.

Meanwhile QI is one of the last truly popular programmes on mainstream television where comedians are allowed to be clever or even vaguely cerebral without being ghettoised into some late-night shame-slot on BBC4.

Recently, Kurtec et al.38 studied 23 brain dead patients with Tc99m Hexamethylpropylene amine oxime scintigraphy and found both cerebral and cerebellar perfusion, neither cerebral nor cerebellar perfusion, cerebral without cerebellar perfusion and cerebellar without cerebral perfusion.

Parks was dealing with questions of "whiteness," too, but not at the expense of her own aesthetic, which was cerebral without being cold, and so furiously energetic — one felt that she wanted her characters to express every thought she'd ever had — that it left her audience in a state of delicious exhaustion.

It has been noticed that relapses of classic Whipple's disease can be exclusively cerebral, without any peripheral manifestations [ 1].

Theoretically, his success could then lead to parents being able to clone a child who suffered from cerebral palsy without their cerebral palsy, and organs damaged irreparably in car crashes being replaced by ones they'd made earlier.

The reduced volume was most prominent for the cerebral cortex, without however, disturbing the normal cortical layering.

Here we applied the Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA) model and spatial independent component analysis (ICA) to solve for functionally coupled cerebral networks without assuming that cortical regions belong to a single network.

However, in our case, SUNCT was completely resolved after conventional treatment for cerebral infarction without specific drug intervention.

The EEG changes may reflect causes other than reduced blood flow, given that cerebral vasoconstriction without concomitant alkalosis and a low partial pressure of carbon dioxide (pCO2) leave the EEG unchanged [24 26].

During those 3 months, we documented whether patients had recurrent TIA or stroke, defined as an acute onset of transient (<24 h) or permanent new focal neurological deficits of cerebral origin without haemorrhage on CT or MRI.