Sentence examples for secondary collateral from inspiring English sources

At the system level these processes are thought to correspond, respectively, to short-term depression (STD) of neurotransmission in a primary stimulus-response pathway and short-term potentiation (STP) or facilitation of neurotransmission in a secondary, collateral pathway or "state system" that presumably determines the animal's general level of excitation, arousal or motivation to respond.

However, the clinical application of such classes of compounds has encountered problems such as multi‐drug resistance and secondary and/or collateral effects.

Regarding mean numbers of DCs detected, our numbers are lower than those found in HSV keratitis (241.9 ± 81.1 cells/mm2) or corneal graft rejection (147.2 ± 32.5 cells/mm2) by Mastropasqua et al. This could be explained by secondary or collateral involvement of the cornea in HAU, the primary herpetic reactivation being in the ciliary nerves of the iris.

This includes not only the primary cranio-caudad running connections, but also secondary, transverse running collateral fibers.

Project financing is a loan structure that relies primarily on the project's cash flow for repayment, with the project's assets, rights and interests held as secondary security or collateral.

This includes secondary revision of collateral ligaments and external fixator placement.

In a secondary analysis using collateral supply to each individual coronary artery as the unit of analysis, we used robust standard errors and clustering by individual to account for the correlation in the propensity to form collaterals between multiple arteries (left, right, and circumflex coronary arteries) within a given individual.

Avoid second liens for borrowed money with a lien on "your other collateral (secondary security)." In the USA "informal, verbal, unwritten agreements" for real estate are not enforceable.

The suggested explanations are suppression of the collaterals secondary to esophagectomy and alcoholic withdrawal secondary to the relative postesophagectomy loss of appetite.

Secondary lines of descent, collateral to the above, were of lesser status.

Both time from stroke symptom onset to treatment and the individual therapeutic time window secondary to variations in collateral circulation determine the long-term functional outcome after stroke.