Sentence examples for extend cord from inspiring English sources

Because of the delayed engraftment routinely seen after cord blood transplant, transplant physicians may have been reluctant to extend cord blood transplantation to patients with myelofibrosis.

The narrative will extend to Cord Meyer's bone blackers and Conrad Wissel's night soil wharf — the gothic names of these forgotten businesses rattled off in a distinct Brooklyn accent.

Alternative, but also less stringent options, might be to extend the spinal cord assay in Figure 8DE to determine if tubules are formed that contain lumens, polarized expression.

Some people claim that you can extend your spinal cord with an appropriate diet and certain stretches.

If you plan to fill your office with a few simple electronic devices, such as a desktop and a clip lamp, you can extend an extension cord from a nearby plug to your office.

The cords extend from the testes to the inguinal rings (openings at the level of the bladder) in the fascia transversalis, the connective-tissue sheath of abdominal wall muscles.

These are securely anchored at one end and have a steel Catch Tube at their other ends which is caught by the Bobsleigh carriage as it passes and as the cords extend the bobsleigh comes to rest.

In ALS, the upper motor neurons, which run from the brain to the spinal cord, and the lower motor neurons, which extend from the spinal cord out to the muscles, degenerate, leading inexorably to paralysis and death (Boillee et al., 2006; Pasinelli and Brown, 2006; Schymick et al., 2007; Valdmanis and Rouleau, 2008).

SACMNs are ventrally located in the cervical spinal cord and extend axons dorsally along the lateral edge of the spinal cord before exiting and turning rostrally to form a longitudinal, hook-shaped nerve (Fig. 4G).

In higher mammals, the cavity of the allantois is reduced, but the allantoic blood vessels become well developed and extend through the umbilical cord, connecting the embryo to the placenta.

"Why do you think it is so important in the fetus?" But Dr. Rosen, a professor emeritus of anesthesiology, obstetrics and gynecology at the University of California, San Francisco, said pain involves "complex feedback loops between different structures," so pain receptors must extend through the spinal cord and thalamus into the cortex.