Sentence examples for greater nerve from inspiring English sources

When patients are hallucinating, areas of the brain involved with auditory perception, speech, emotion and memory show increased blood flow, indicating greater nerve cell activity.

However, modifying device design to allow for greater nerve penetration, as well as mitigating the inflammatory response to such devices, would likely increase device performance and should be investigated in future research.

So far, Obama, who has shown far greater nerve on a range of issues from health care to gay rights, has held himself hostage to the political adage that there is no ground to be gained in proposing anything stronger than piecemeal gun legislation.

There was also a significant correlation between the diagnostic score given by the website and the severity of CTS with higher scores being associated with greater nerve dysfunction (r=0.3, p<0.00001).

Thus, elaboration of hBChE variants that show greater nerve agent resistance (i.e., variants that do not react with nerve agents but are functionally active cholinesterases) and/or nerve agent hydrolytic functional activity represents an unmet medical need to counter nerve agent exposure.

"I'm looking for someone with great intelligence and great nerve.

Fabregas scored a goal of brilliant skill and great nerve and Wenger had reason to believe the crisis had passed.

It takes great confidence to think of a second film before the first is even finished; either that, or it takes great nerve.

They described Mr. Curry as an optimistic and courageous young artist with "great nerve and spirit," in the words of one cast member.

So we measured 15 mm on a needle, administered the lidocaine, and had a great nerve block.

The top seeds began to lose control and although Golding showed great nerve in holding serve when facing match point at 4-5, their defeat followed soon after.