Sentence examples for nervous environment from inspiring English sources

Although pundits are dismissing the election uncertainty as an excuse to roil stocks, John Manley, equity strategist at Salomon Smith Barney, says that uncertainty doesn't help the investment community in an already nervous environment.

In the nervous new environment aloft, the expert said he did not think controllers would simply wait to see if a plane returned to its proper course or re-established communication on the assigned frequency, as they might have before.

When applied in the first 2 weeks after experimental spinal cord injury, transplants, usually in combination with supplementary neurotrophic factors, and possibly modifications of the inhibitory central nervous system environment, have produced limited long-distance axon regeneration and behavioral recovery.

Interestingly, cell lines derived from human glioblastoma multiforme do not exhibit any significant radioresistance and it appears that the central nervous system environment and the tumor microenvironment play crucial roles in the radioresistance of glioblastoma multiforme.

Elevations in albumin, osteopontin, and others, although not GBM specific, might suggest that peptide levels in the CSF reflect changes in the nervous system environment that could be used to determine the status of a GBM tumor.

This avoids a harsh sink-or-swim atmosphere that leads to a nervous, negative working environment," he points out.

Several strategies have been developed to engineer a more permissive central nervous system (CNS) environment to promote regeneration and functional recovery.

Here we propose that the constraints can also be used to solve the inverse problem to predict from the dynamics of the nervous system the environment to which they are adapted, and so reconstruct the production of the adaptive behavior by the entire coupled system.

This made the participants interviewed at the hospital nervous, in an environment where they were already feeling uncomfortable, and may have affected their responses.

We can either describe our information about a nervous system and its environment, or we can describe a nervous system's information about its environment.

In seeking information about the environment, the nervous system presents the most-sensitive receptors to a stimulating object.