Sentence examples for on neighboring structures from inspiring English sources
There is no reason to believe that rTMS effects on neighboring structures, including the right occipital lobe, could be responsible for this selective deficit in predictive processing.
Termed a pseudotumor, this adverse reaction can cause significant mass effect on neighboring structures and in the hip arthroplasty literature has been shown to cause pain, nerve palsy, joint dislocation, metal hypersensitivity reactions, and osteolysis [ 49, 76– 76].
For instance, MMP-2 and -9 mediated cleavage of ICAM-5 results in both filopodial elongation and spine maturation, and sICAM-5 has been shown to interact with receptor complexes on neighboring structures both pre- and postynaptically.
So when one house on a block goes vacant, blight can spread to neighboring structures like a cancer.
A validated finite element (FE) model has the advantages of easily modifying TLIF cage and posterior implant geometry to observe the altered load transfer on the individual motion segment, and to analyze the stress distribution on the neighboring structures [ 21, 23- 27].
This study used finite element (FE) models to investigate biomechanical differences in ROM and stress on the neighboring structures after TLIF cages insertion in conjunction with posterior fixation.
SN is distinguished on averaged maps from neighboring structures, including red nucleus (RN) and cerebral crus, and is proximal to SN location from existing brain atlases and volume of interest (VOI) delineation on individual scans using two blinded raters.
A view of the Music Center complex and it's neighboring structures on Nov. 3, 2014.
Dorothy Buffum Chandler was the driving force behind the Music Center A view of the Music Center complex and it's neighboring structures on Nov. 3, 2014.
In this case, all measurements performed on the building and the neighboring structures will be corrupted by noise generated during the operation of these machines.
In contrast, local information is most likely to arise from interactions between neighboring structures, presumably mediated by protein-protein interactions on the surface of the structures in question.
