nervous systemThe human nervous system.
That type usually possesses a high degree of nervous energy, which comes into play at the critical hour.
Tesco's entry into the U.S. market in the fall of 2007 was met with a high degree of nervous anticipation from potential competitors as diverse as local convenience store chains and Wal-Mart Stores. Wal-Mart Stores
Blood arsenic is redistributed quickly (within 24 h) to the liver, kidneys, heart, and lungs and to a lesser degree to the nervous system, GI tract, and spleen.
When you become excited, frightened, or disturbed to any degree, the [sympathetic nervous] system activates chemical and physical changes all through your body".
Eszopiclone, like its predecessors – zolpidem, zaleplon, and the benzodiazepines – does not, when working by itself, create a dangerous degree of central nervous system (CNS) depression.
No increase in movement was observed, and the degree of central nervous system depression was assessed to be the same through the immobilization period.
All moose were sufficiently immobilized for handling with a moderate degree of central nervous system depression (stage I to III) and their heads were lowered.
This was likely a result of the degree of central nervous system depression remaining the same, and, therefore few changes in the alpha-2 adrenoceptor agonist effects on circulation.
Degree of central nervous system depression was classified as level I (mildly affected, voluntary movement and intact reflexes), level II (no voluntary movement and intact reflexes), level III (unconsciousness, depressed reflexes, muscular relaxation) and level IV (ceased respiration, dilated pupils).
