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The phrase "in nerve" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used to describe a state of courage, confidence, or fortitude. Example: Despite her fear, Mary mustered up all her strength and stood her ground, determined to hold her own in nerve and willpower.
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I began studying electrical signaling in nerve cells.
The gastrointestinal tract is awash in nerve cells and neurotransmitters.
The drug blocks a brain chemical, glutamate, which has been implicated in nerve cell death.
Dextromethorphan appears to inhibit glutamate, a chemical involved in nerve signal transmission.
The herpes zoster virus normally lives neutered and imprisoned in nerve cells buried near the spine.
Some hysterectomy procedures result in nerve damage, which can interfere with sexual sensation.
Lees continues: "Plasticity recognises some adaptability in nerve cells and the circuits of the brain.
Once you've had chickenpox, you may store the virus in nerve cells in your spine.
Epilepsy genes found in the past few years have pointed to problems with ion channels in nerve cells.
If she can't really sing (and probably knows it), she makes up for it in nerve and attitude.
Then four years ago, a procedure for a collapsed lung accidentally resulted in nerve damage that caused excruciating pain.
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