Sentence examples for cord I from inspiring English sources

These problems are accentuated by the anatomic properties of the spinal cord (i.e., a small cross-sectional dimension and a location deep inside the body).

The regenerative capacity of these neurons is seen also after lesion in the ventral funiculus of the spinal cord, i.e. within the CNS compartment.

The group-level results appear very weak for the dorsal cord (i.e. Z-score of less than 1).

We assessed the numbers of midline-crossing fibers above and below the lesion in every fourth (30-μm-thick) cross-section from the entire spinal cord (i.e. in approximately 500 sections per cord).

When we compared our findings with spinal cord data from the same individuals, only two of the ten modules were preserved in spinal cord (i.e. Magenta and Turquoise).

We also show that BSCB breakdown in ALS subjects is associated with pericyte loss in motor neuron dense regions of the spinal cord, i.e., the cervical spinal cord anterior horn gray matter.

Its function is twofold [23]: on the one hand, it affects the tension and the elongation of the vocal cords (i.e. vocal ligaments); on the other hand, it helps in modifying the stiffness of the vocal folds.

Cell counts were performed for eight cryostat sections from at least three spinal cords (i.e. twenty four sections for each genotype).

We examined Ubx RNA processing profiles using two independent experimental approaches: RT-PCR and RNA in situ hybridisations in dissected ventral nerve cords (i.e. oligo in situ hybridisations) or in whole embryos (Fig. 1C-H).

"So I pulled that cord and I think I threw it back to London".

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