Sentence examples for considerable nerve from inspiring English sources

I sustained considerable nerve and vascular damage in my left arm and the upper part of my left chest.

Only at the end, when the movie retracts its bloody claws and opts for a halfheartedly sentimental conclusion, does "Live Virgin" lose its considerable nerve.

As the device selectively cuts bone, considerable nerve lesions can be avoided and minimal invasive surgeries are possible.

At present, nerve allograft transplantation is a clinical reality for select patients who sustain considerable nerve injury with nerve defect [ 1].

OCT of the LE revealed considerable retinal nerve fibre layer (RNFL) thickening in all quadrants and in 11 of 12 RNFL sectors (Figure 1C).

The thief had shown considerable agility, and nerve, to scramble down there in full view of the other visitors.

It therefore feels like a considerable loss of nerve when, in the final minutes, Dormer introduces a third character, a priest (played by himself) who delivers a diatribe against the colonising forces.

This killed considerable numbers of nerve cells compared to mice that were injected with a control antibody, the researchers report in the 1 November issue of Nature Medicine.

And that price will set the benchmark against which North Korea will then be able to negotiate further payoffs for giving up what intelligence experts believe are its considerable stockpiles of sarin nerve gas, mustard gas and various biological weapons, possibly including smallpox.

These studies has demonstrated that the electrospun scaffold holds considerable potential to combat nerve regeneration (Gupta et al. 2009).

The excitation propagates over considerable distances along the nerve fibres (several centimetres) which is fundamentally different from all the previously described mechanisms of neuronal communication without action potentials.