Sentence examples for cord would be from inspiring English sources

"Now if they yank on it, I'm not worried we'll have a horrendous disaster," in which her spinal cord would be damaged and might become paralyzed, he said.

That these are both a bit feminine – the silky fabric of one pair, the gold buttons on the other – makes them easier to wear, I find, than a chunky cord would be.

To call it an extension cord would be a serious case of specious logic.

A treatment that could disrupt itch signaling at the level of the spinal cord would be "a tremendous boon," he says.

Once blood was flowing properly through the circuit, the umbilical cord would be detached from the mother.

One might hypothesize that LeX positive cells from the cortex and spinal cord would be essentially similar, while LeX negative cells would be fundamentally different, as indicated by their differential neurosphere-forming capacity.

So the 7-year-old boy built a box out of Legos and worked with his mother and grandmother, to figure out where each styling tool would go and how the cords would be stored.

According to a parsimonious tracing on the latest Spiralian tree [ 7] one pair of widely separated ventral cords would be the plesiomorphic state of Spiralia (Table  3 and references therein).

Messages on improved cord care would be most accessible to rural communities in Ethiopia if they are provided by HEWs during their home visits for antenatal and post-natal care and by health facility staff who provide delivery services.

In most cases their cord blood would be thrown away in the delivery room if they did not pay to bank it.

As such, lesions along this shared pathway, such as occur in neurologically complete injury to the cervical spinal cord (tetraplegia), would be predicted to result in simultaneous OSP and loss of pineal melatonin production.