Sentence examples for side of the cord from inspiring English sources

The clinical significance of the findings is unclear, according to Rutgers University neuroscientist Wise Young, because of the unusual surgical injury to the experimental rats (two cuts on each side of the cord at different heights).

Ms. Dwan and Mr. Sandback pick up a conversation from 35 years ago about his show at her gallery, which consisted of elastic cords diagonally bisecting the room so that, Ms. Dwan says, "the question arose, on which side of the cord was the sculpture?

For the cord is the centre and the parts of the beam which are on either side of the cord are the radii of the circle.

Four thin strips of nerve tissue were taken from the patient's ankle and placed across an 8mm (0.3in) gap on the left side of the cord.

In 4/7 experiments the electrical activity began on the same side of the cord as the diode array as determined by the ventral root electrical recordings.

An array of 124 photodiodes was used for the optical recording and 4 additional channels were used to record the electrical activity from the ventral roots on each side of the cord (Wutech, Red Shirt Imaging).

The gray matter contains cell bodies, unmyelinated motor-neuron fibres, and interneurons connecting the two sides of the cord.

The gray matter contains cell bodies, unmyelinated motor neuron fibres, and interneurons connecting either the two sides of the cord or the dorsal and ventral ganglia.

Because the fibres cross shortly after they enter the cord, spinothalamic-tract lesions on the left side of the spinal cord lead to loss of sensations on the right side of the body below the lesion.

Neural stem cells, derived from aborted fetal spinal cord tissue, were implanted onto each side of the spinal cord injury in the rats along with a supportive matrix and molecular growth factors.

Cord blood was collected from the placental side of the umbilical cord after it was clamped and divided.