Sentence examples for essential spine from inspiring English sources

Ms. Kron has already established herself as a vibrant family memoirist with her plays "2.5 Minute Ride" and "Well," and her book and resonantly precise lyrics give this show its essential spine.

Of Kron he says: "her book and resonantly precise lyrics give this show its essential spine," and of Tesori's score "her best and most varied score to date... [which] captures [the story's] haunting ambiguity".

Knowledge of IH is essential to spine surgeons, because a small proportion of patients with spontaneous IH require spine surgery, and secondary causes of IH include spine trauma, various spine-related diagnostic/therapeutic procedures (iatrogenic), and degenerative spine disorders.

We also found that iAβOs impair transport of mitochondria and recycling endosomes, which are essential for spine development and maintenance.

It is very well known that NMDA receptors are essential for spine formation both during embryonic development and throughout the adulthood, and the findings reported in this paper confirm that this is the case for adult-born neurons in the dentate gyrus.

ShRNA knockdown/rescue experiments reveal that LIMK1 palmitoylation is essential for normal spine actin polymerization, for spine-specific structural plasticity and for long-term spine stability.

In spiny dendrites imaged with CLSM or MPLSM, apparently merged spines are relatively common, making cluster declumping an essential precursor to spine shape analysis (Fig. 3B).

Palmitoyl-LIMK1 is essential for normal spine actin turnover, activity-dependent morphological plasticity and long-term spine stability.

Anterior, posterior or circumferential stabilisation decision is based on the two essential principles in spine surgery, namely the "tension band principle" and the "load-sharing principle".

Recycling endosomes also play an essential role in spine morphology.

Our hypothesis is that the distribution of the MRI signal intensity within the IVD in T2-weighted images depends on the spinal pathology and on its severity, and consequently has the potential to provide essential information on spine pathologies that could not be appreciated by direct visual observation as currently performed in clinics [ 37].