For example, the spine-promoting effects of EphB receptors in the hippocampus were shown to depend on increased activity of guanine nucleotide exchange factors such as Kalirin, Intersectin and Tiam1, which activate the Rho family GTPases Rac1 and Cdc42 to promote actin polymerisation and branching, as well as decreased activity of the RhoA exchange factor Ephexin5 [56] [61], [62], [62].
For example, if the spine of your binder is 3", then a 2.5" label will easily slide down the spine.
Some authors used the PS by properly adapting items for the postoperative evaluation of function of other spinal districts, for example, the thoracic spine in case of fracture stabilization [35, 36] or discectomy [37] or the cervical spine.
Take, for example, the Shenandoah spine of Interstate 81 in Virginia, where clusters of breakfast-boasting chain hotels buffer one exit after another from Staunton to Cloverdale to Christiansburg.
For example, the human spine extends an average of 6 inches when in space.
This article reviews these concepts, using examples from the spine literature.
For example, the dendritic spines of Purkinje cells rapidly grow and retract during development of the mouse cerebellum (Dunaevsky et al. 1999), and estrogen levels affect the number and density of dendritic spines in the hippocampus during the estrous cycle in rats (Woolley et al. 1990).
And the opening of Moon and Star for chorus and orchestra, a setting of Emily Dickinson she wrote for the Proms in 1995, is another example of the spine-tingling power of her music, achieved through lightness, wisdom – and sheer imagination.
For example AVN of the spine typically involves a single vertebrae.
Individual concepts in a vocabulary should be allowed to descend from more than one parent if necessary: for example, tuberculosis of the spine is both a kind of tuberculosis and a disorder of the spinal column.
