Sentence examples for relative nervous from inspiring English sources

Children's greater head-to-body ratio and weaker neck muscles, combined with their relative nervous system immaturity, lesser myelinization, and thinner frontal and temporal bones, may predispose them to increased risk of head injury and concussion [ 56].

Most are friends and relatives, nervous and excited.

But now, his relatives, already nervous about his democracy advocacy, are worried his troubles will affect their freedom to travel to China.

ARR=adjusted relative risk; CNS=central nervous system.

Disruption in the autophagy-lysosome pathway has been documented previously in Fabry disease but its relative contribution to nervous system pathology in Fabry disease is unknown.

To build the library, and with the aim of respecting the relative proportion of nervous tissue obtained at the different stages, samples for six animals were pooled for each stage between 58 61 and three animals for each stage between 62 64.

The lack of public input so far has made some relatives of victims nervous.

The answer may lie in the large size of its central nervous system relative to its body.

He passed The Daily Racing Form to a relative and wiped the nervous sweat from his brow.

Brooke's relative functionality after a nervous breakdown and years of therapy suggest to Ms. Griffiths what Brenda could have become in a rosier world.

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