Sentence examples for collateral areas from inspiring English sources

Take elective courses (while earning the Bachelor's degree) in collateral areas.

We found that expression of P301L tau in aged Tg mice did not impair either basal synaptic transmission or transient forms of synaptic plasticity in the hippocampal Schaffer collateral-area CA1 synaptic circuit.

These endeavors lead not only to revisions of philosophical positions but also to the dissemination of feminist perspectives in areas collateral to traditional aesthetics.

PUT TOGETHER ALL these aspects of financial innovation experimentation, standardisation, infrastructure gaps and the illusion of safety and one area of the post-crisis financial landscape flashes red as a potential source of problems: collateralisation, or giving a lender an asset as security in case a borrower defaults.Demand for collateral, at least in areas like OTC derivatives, is growing.

"The risk of using one of these systems is that any aircraft shot down will cause collateral damage to residential areas surrounding the Olympic stadium," says Mr Goodlad.

"In reality, art thieves are professional criminals who view art and antiques as a soft touch, offering potentially high rewards and/or the ability to utilise the asset as a form of collateral to fund other areas of criminal activity".

The presence of venous watersheds gives little option for collateral drainage from these areas in the event of venous congestion.

Such a simplified dietary advisory is easier to follow, and may have beneficial collateral effects on other areas of diet (e.g., reduced caloric and saturated fat intake, and increased intake of protective foods).

Schaffer collateral stimulation-evoked field EPSPs were recorded from area CA1 of rat hippocampal slices in vitro; drugs were bath-applied.

Another change is to corporate insolvency regimes, which typically make it harder to call in debts or seize collateral in the euro area than in America.

But the bank's exposure is greater than that because it also accepts the bonds from banks in the euro area as collateral for loans carrying an interest rate of 1.25 percent.