This is a formidably complex system of nerves, blood vessels and tubular organs such as the windpipe and gullet.
She felt feverish for days, with a mysterious pain in her left arm that seemed linked to the wound solely by her system of nerves.
A complex system of nerve signals coordinates the normal timing of these urges, and breakdowns leading to incontinence are not uncommon, especially in the elderly.
ANN, a humanlike system of nerve structure of brain, is an intelligent method can similarly imitate how the brain works by using parallel computing model.
Overall, the bimodal gel system could regulate spatial organization of nerve-like tissue or blood vessels at sub-micrometer length scale.
It has been researching electronic shark-deterrent technologies since the nineteen-nineties, based on findings that a shark's electroreception system — clusters of nerve fibres in gel-filled canals, visible as dark pores on a shark's head — may be sensitive to changes in electrical fields.
From each segmental ganglion a branching system of local nerves runs into the body wall and then encircles the body.
Capsaicin stimulated receptors (TRPV1) are localized to extrinsic, afferent neurons usually considered to belong to the nociceptor system, a set of nerves that can be activated by stimuli (mechanical, thermal, chemical) capable of causing tissue damage.
To investigate the extent of within-system reliability and between-system correlation for the "Sydney" and "Sunnybrook" systems of grading facial nerve paralysis, and to examine the interobserver reliability and agreement of the "House Brackmann" grading system.
Following the generally accepted opinion that Chelicerata represents the plesiomorphic mode of neurogenesis, whereas the Hexapoda and Malacostraca represent a rather derived mode, the serotonergic systems of the ventral nerve cord seem to have undergone a simplification process.
Similarly to the effects on the conduction system of the heart, peripheral nerves can be short circuited, thereby leading to associated dysfunction.
