When we meet, Bartley is wearing grey cords, battered brown leather loafers and a pale pink cotton shirt washed almost transparent.
Attaching the purse directly to the wall of the peridium is a stout yellow-grey cord 0.1 mm wide and about 2.5 mm long.
I had an eye for it, if you will (T was in dove-grey cords and a stripy top).
We then compared expression ratios diseased vs. control for the SALS motor cortex to previously published data for spinal cord grey matter [ 4].
In our animal model microinjection of quisqualic acid, an agonist of ionotropic and group I metabotropic glutamate receptors, into the spinal cord grey matter produces similar glutamate neurotoxicity of human posttraumatic syringomyelia [ 12].
Down-regulation of PNMA2, whose product is a target of neurodegenerative autoimmune responses, is reminiscent of a PNMA2-autoantibody-associated encephalitis patient with ALS symptoms, who presented with inflammation in cortex and spinal-cord grey matter [ 86, 87].
'He's not angry at her failure to protect him, but I suppose that is implied when he refers to the continuity between her behaviour then, and her behaviour now.' Today, St Aubyn is not in tweed; rather, he is an expensive funeral of black cord and grey cashmere.
Regression analyses explored associations between cord area, grey and white matter volume, cortical activations and thickness, and disability.
Similarly, levels of AEA were increased, compared to sham controls, in the spinal cord, periaqueductal grey matter and rostral ventromedial medulla at 7 days following peripheral nerve injury (Petrosino et al., 2007).
Three ROIs, namely ROI 1, ROI 2, and ROI 3 (with 200 random seed points defined by the fully automated workstation) were set on the spinal cord itself (grey and white matter) with a distance of once to twice the length of a vertebral body in between the particular ROIs.
