Sentence examples for collateral branches from inspiring English sources

In fact, it was found that some collateral branches leave the motor axons and reenter the gray matter of the spinal cord, where they synapse onto spinal interneurons.

They ruled extensive territories, at times including the Chera (Kerala) country, the Chola country, and Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) through collateral branches subject to Madura.

She comes prepackaged as "the princess of hip-hop and R&B," a long lineage of princesses and queens that reaches back, sometimes through collateral branches, to Aretha and Mary Wells.

It was observed that there is very little mixing of blood between the collateral branches of the circle.

A majority (77%) of the motor terminal arbors also issued one or more collateral branches that contacted neurons, including nitric oxide synthase-positive neurons, of local myenteric ganglia.

The possible existence of collateral branches of the trigeminal nerve to the pia and dura should be investigated further in man.

He started the collateral branch of the Eastern Calukyas based at Pishtapuram with his younger brother Vishnuvardhana as the first king.

Philo was a devotee of Judaism neither as a mystic cult nor as a collateral branch of Pharisaic Judaism.

Harlan's Holiday strained the medial collateral branch in his right hind leg in the race and will likely be retired, his trainer, TODD PLETCHER, said.

stating that her name and family history has been selected an American Collateral branch of one of our ancient Lineages, for inclusion in Burke's Centenary Year issue.

They evidently represent a collateral branch on the vertebrate lineage that has been somewhat modified since common ancestry, however, and should not be thought of as a human ancestor.