Sentence examples for fundamental nerve from inspiring English sources

But in the speech he delivered here, Mr. Romney breezed past those issues to touch a more fundamental nerve: the gun lobby's fear that a second term for President Obama would give him another Supreme Court appointee.

He breezed past any attempt to expand on or defend his record as governor to touch a more fundamental nerve with the gun owners' lobby: its fear that a second term for Mr. Obama would give him another chance to nominate a Supreme Court justice.

Considering the critical role of AMPARs in the central nerve system function and neurobiological diseases, regulation of their dynamical trafficking by S-palmitoylation also serves as a predominant determinant of multiple fundamental brain functions and pathological process.

The importance of mitochondria may be fundamental in nerve cell survival through the control exercised both on energy metabolism and on various apoptotic pathways.

The influx of sodium ions across plasma membrane is required for action potential that is fundamental for nerve impulses and muscle contraction.

Although apparently lacking a role in the fundamental generation of these nerve cells, CEH-19 could still be functional in their specific terminal differentiation.

Serious competitors achieve success by applying the same principals they use to advance in the business world: concentration, fundamentals and steady nerves.

Upon investigation of the expression of the neuregulin1/ErbB system in vitro, we explored the possibility to manipulate the system in order to increase the migration of Schwann cells, that play a fundamental role in the peripheral nerve regeneration.

Growing evidence in the literature provides strong support for the concept that the CSF (both its pressure and composition) surrounding the optic nerve may have fundamental significance in the pathogenesis of glaucoma [ 9– 12].

Received by M. Schartl In most animals, the nervous system is by far the most complex tissue raising fundamental questions about how each nerve cell identity is specified, how the axon of each cell follows the appropriate trajectory and how each synaptic connection is correctly established.

The Neuron Doctrine – which states that nerve cells are the fundamental structural and functional element of the nervous system – finally gained wide acceptance in the early 1890s, a full seven years after Freud's lecture.