Sentence examples for cord m from inspiring English sources
Instead of a smooth surface on the leading edge of the two vocal cords, Ms Fisher developed a groove which in effect creates two edges where there should be one.
Abbreviations: dx = diagnosis; MEPN = myxopapillary ependymoma; ST EPN = supratentorial ependymoma; IF EPN = infratentorial ependymoma; SP EPN = spinal ependymoma; SEPN = subependymoma; NE = normal ependyma (spinal cord sections); M = male; F = female; Y = yes; N = no.
Positions of the VOIs were based on multislice RARE images in axial, sagittal and coronal planes with the following parameters: effective TE: 37.4/25.4 ms for brain/spinal cord; TR: 2500 ms; RARE factor: 8/4 for brain/spinal cord; spatial resolution: 156 × 156 μm; slice thickness: 1 mm; and number of averages: 1/2 for brain/spinal cord, respectively.
SteelSeries provides an additional 1.8 m cord for use with your existing sound card, which includes a unidirectional microphone with an on off switch and separate volume control (pictured).
The meter and probe were connected by a ∼2 m cord, which allowed one diver to hold the meter and record data while another manipulated the probe.
Moreover, at RHPS4 concentrations that markedly inhibited tumour colony forming units (0.1 1 μ M), cord blood and HEK293T-derived colony growth was induced.
The sole exceptions are the Wasserman et al. (2000) Yugoslavia study (M cord lead = 12.0 μg/dL) and a Mexico City study (mean maternal blood lead during pregnancy = 8.0 μg/dL; Schnaas et al. 2006).
This means that impulses from A β fibers reached the spinal cord about 14 30 ms after the first pulse of the reflex stimulus pulse train, while corticospinal motor volleys reached the spinal cord approximately 10 ms following TMS.
The set has a short (1.0 m) 3.5mm cord for use with portable MP3 players.
Immunohistological analysis of γH2AX (red) and cleaved caspase 3 (CC3, green) of the developing spinal cord of Nde1−/−Lis1+/− (M) and control (C, Nde1+/− or wild type) littermates from E9.5 to E13.5.
