Sentence examples for matter superior from inspiring English sources

Frozen tissue samples were taken from the CA1 region of the hippocampus, inferior temporal gyrus grey and white matter, superior frontal gyrus grey and white matter, and cerebellum, for each of the 34 subjects.

Likewise, when scores from the sentence repetition task were entered as a covariate to control for verbal working memory, the effect in inferior frontal gyrus (pars opercularis, extending posteriorly and medially into the white matter), as well as a small cluster of white matter superior and medial to the supramarginal gyrus remained significant (P < 0.05, false discovery rate correction).

But this is not a matter of superior judgment.

The great coaches believe they can beat any team, no matter how superior: Klinsmann's defeatism on Tuesday night carried the slightly condescending implication that the US cannot hope to compete against superpowers such as Argentina.

Recent reports about Russian hackers trying to gain access to computer networks of the Pentagon and NASA suggest that no matter how superior our missile defense is, it can be easily subverted by undermining our command-and-control system, which increasingly relies on computer networks.

It's going to be hard to attract first-time buyers in that environment, no matter how superior you think Apple's computers are.

It's a cultural identification that persists; but no matter how superior they think they are, it's fairly obvious they lack the chromosome that triggers empathy, or conscience.

Interestingly, in these samples, more than 70% of the axon diameters are in the range of 0.25 μm to 0.75 μm, indicating the majority of axons in the white matter under superior temporal cortex are in the small 0.25-0.5 μm to medium 0.5-0.8 0.5-0.8 range.

According to those officials, General Kennedy chose not to file a formal complaint against General Smith then but instead raised the matter with superiors, who evidently assured her that it would be dealt with.

No longer is it a matter of bringing superior firepower to bear.

But in schizophrenic patients, who in imaging studies show a loss of gray matter in the superior temporal lobe containing Wernicke's, the signals sent from more local regions may be knocked out or greatly decreased.