Sentence examples for nerve chain from inspiring English sources

Doctors may even perform surgery — severing a portion of the sympathetic nerve chain, which runs down the back — to take the red out.

The metastasis sites include lung, mediastinal and retroperitoneal lymph nodes, extrathoracic skeleton, liver, adrenal glands, and sympathetic nerve chain.

Antibodies against acetylated α-tubulin reveal that the pygidium possesses two main ventral longitudinal nerve cords, which are the terminal parts of the trunk ladder-like nerve chain (mln, Figure  3A, B).

William Blake is alone among the major Romantic poets in his extensive use of the word "fibre(s)," as well as related terms such as "nerve," "thread," "chain," "girdle," "web," "weave," "vibrate," and "tremble," and images of fibre-based bodies the "woven" body, the "trembling" body, and the "sensitized" body.

Furthermore, human wild-type MPZ-MCS3 directs reporter-gene expression in distal regions of the descending spinal motor nerves, lateral line nerve, and sympathetic chain nerves.

We did not observe autophagy in electron microscopic images of capsaicin-treated nerves in vivo nor did we observe autophagosomes in capsaicin-treated dermal nerves with Light Chain 3 (LC3) immunostaining, which is an indicator of autophagy (Online Resource 8).

The potentially magnetoreceptive nerve cells comprise chain-like aggregates with up to 20 closely spaced clusters of superparamagnetic (SP) magnetite.

Recombinant wild-type and mutant bovine (Bo) AChEs were inhibited by two bulky side-chain nerve agents, GF and VR, and used for conducting reactivation kinetics with five oximes.

This complex chain of nerve cells helps to process and relay auditory information, encoded in the form of nerve impulses, directly to the highest cerebral levels in the cortex of the brain.

In this context, our results illustrate that sciatic nerve axotomy triggers a chain of events.

This consists of chains of nerve cells that extend along the body and in a scattering around the head.