Sentence examples for nervous connection from inspiring English sources
Howard Johnson ran a horse eight times after the animal underwent a palmar neurectomy, which involves severing nervous connection to the lower leg to cause numbness - something that is banned on welfare grounds.
However, the rhythmic clock gene expression in the adrenals does not appear to depend on the pituitary gland [45], but rather on a nervous connection with the SCN [19].
The gland's volume increase is detected, via a nervous connection, by an evolutionarily conserved brain region controlling male behaviour in gastropod molluscs [ 26].
Previous work has shown that male motivation is determined by the availability of seminal fluid in the prostate gland, which is detected via a nervous connection by the brain area controlling male behaviour.
As the diversification of nervous connections increase, de Chardin argued, evolution is led towards greater consciousness.
The receptive field is essentially a measure of the number of receptors rods or cones or a mixture of these that make nervous connections with a single ganglion cell.
One treatment for serious epilepsy is to cut the corpus callosum and the other nervous connections between the two hemispheres of the brain, which stops the fit passing from one hemisphere to the other.
The nervous connections of this muscle are closely related to those of the extraocular muscle required to elevate the eye, so that when the eye looks upward the upper eyelid tends to move up in unison.
Reserpine abolishes the circadian rhythm in pineal serotonin in the same manner as does interruption of the sympathetic nervous connections of the central nervous system and the pineal gland.
Lead also damages nervous connections (especially in young children) and causes blood and brain disorders.
The 'colonial' nervous system or plexus (Hiller's plexus) that innervates the cystid wall and forms the nervous connections between the zooids has been described in few gymnolaemates [ 29– 34].
