Sentence examples for superior divisions from inspiring English sources
The largest regions of activation were found in occipital cortex bilaterally, including the inferior and superior divisions of lateral occipital cortex, and extending into the middle temporal gyrus, precuneus, and parietal-occipital sulcus.
Washington has a slightly superior division record (3-1) over the Cowboys (3-2), which gives the Redskins the first tiebreaker edge over Dallas and the Giants (2-3).
The superior division of the labyrinth is remarkably constant in form throughout the vertebrates except in the cyclostomes (e.g., hagfishes and lampreys), in which the canals and endings are reduced in number.
Two main divisions of these endings are distinguished: a superior division, which includes the three semicircular canals, the organs associated with the sense of balance, and the utricle, a small sac into which the semicircular canals open; and an inferior division, which includes the saccule (also a small sac) and its derivatives.
The superior division is responsible for innervation of the levator and superior rectus muscles.
A nearby site in the superior division of the lateral occipital cortex (24, −82, 38) was previously shown to be activated in a task-independent fashion by spatially-congruent visual and vibrotactile stimulation [30].
TTINP may be caused by injury of the terminal branch of the superior division of the oculomotor nerve.
The proposed mechanism is injury of the terminal branch of the superior division of the oculomotor nerve.
The terminal branch of the superior division of the oculomotor nerve was stretched and shocked during this process.
The latter authors suggested that saccular fibres travelling in the superior division of the vestibular nerve might thus be responsible for evoking the oVEMP.
Dissociations in the findings for AC-evoked cVEMPs and oVEMPs have been recognised to occur in vestibular neuritis, a condition with preferential involvement of the superior division of the vestibular nerve (Fetter and Dichgans, 1996).
