Sentence examples for course of paralysis from inspiring English sources

We further use the tracker to automatically quantify the time course of paralysis of worms exposed to aldicarb and levamisole and show that tracker performance compares favorably to data generated using a hand-scored metric.

In all experiments except that in Figure 9a,c, the time course of paralysis was measured by scoring percentage of animals paralyzed on the plates every 20 minutes over a three-hour period.

To assay the inhibition of aldicarb effects by serotonin, animals were first incubated for 2 h on plates containing 5 mg/ml of serotonin creatine sulfate (Sigma), and were then transferred to plates containing both aldicarb (1 mM) and serotonin (5 mg/ml), and the time course of paralysis was assayed.

In order to treat or prevent this immune paralysis, knowledge on the time course of immune paralysis in vivo and the pathophysiological mechanisms of immune paralysis is essential.

This is, of course, the definition of paralysis in Afghanistan, so much easier in the short term than reexamining Plan A.  In other words, as the American exercise in Afghanistan rolls ever closer to the full belly-up position, Plan A remains rigidly in place, and signals that, from Secretary Panetta and General Allen on down, Americans still don't seem to get what's going on.

But for many, reckless driving is the cause of paralysis.

If the need for palliative surgery around the shoulder emerges during the course of obstetrical brachial paralysis treatment, the latissimus dorsi transfer option should still be considered, even for patients with a previous history of primary neural surgery.

A set of coupled, 1st-order differential equations was solved to follow the time course of the reactants and level of paralysis.

For the last three years of his schooling, he was convinced he was dying of paralysis ("pure neurasthenia, of course," he said later).

The mice infected with a dosage of >104 CFU B. pseudomallei D286 were lethargic, had ruffled fur and developed paresis of both hind legs at the late stage of the course of infection ultimately leading to paralysis before succumbing to infection, similar to a previous report [ 11].

The cataplexy, the fragmented sleep (I haven't slept for more than four consecutive hours in probably 15 years), and of course, the sleep paralysis.