Sentence examples for major nervous from inspiring English sources
There were other factors too, including a major nervous breakdown in his 20s, and a domineering mother, Beatrice Palma.
He had three major nervous breakdowns, was subject to overwhelming and agonising infatuations and had had shattering experiences of death, most notably his first lover, Philip Streatfeild, killed in the first world war, his brother Eric, of cancer, and, shortly after the premiere of Blithe Spirit, another lover, Prince George of Kent.
The effect variables were therefore sorted into major nervous system functions, with one group consisting of motor functions, the other group encompassing cognitive function with a verbal component.
Risk was also significantly elevated with T2DM for major circulatory (RR 2.75), major cleft (RR 2.00), major digestive (RR 2.19), major heart (RR 2.17) and major nervous system (RR 1.89) congenital complications.
Another major brain nervous structure involved in HV-induced EEG changes is the reticular formation.
We chose to characterize the response to DA because it is a major central nervous system (CNS) neurotransmitter with a fundamental inhibitory role in vertebrate reproduction [3], [5] and because of the importance of DA to neurological disorders in humans [6], [7], [8].
Humans are the only animals to demonstrate major central nervous system (CNS) development at the same time as puberty.
ApoE is a major central nervous system lipid transport protein with isoform-dependent tracking likely to impact DHA compartmentalization in the brain.
Alzheimer's disease (AD) is a major central nervous system disease characterized by a progressive neurodegeneration with a clinical phenotype of cognitive impairment.
Neurogenic heterotopic ossification (NHO) is a devastating complication of major central nervous system trauma seen in more than 20% of patients with traumatic brain injury and/or spinal cord injury, appearing in characteristic patterns around major joints.
Similarly, human ESCs can be directed into all three major central nervous system (CNS) cell types, and the sensitivity of these cell types to compounds may be assessed (Zhang et al. 2001).
