Sentence examples for the cns from inspiring English sources

There were no Indigenous deaths in NSW police cells since the introduction of the CNS in 2000 to the death of Wiradjuri woman Rebecca Maher on 19 July, in circumstances where the CNS was reportedly not used.

Feet, too, join up with the CNS – thus reflexologists, and why bunions are so painful.

It's the first Indigenous death in custody in a police cell in NSW since the CNS was introduced in 2000.

— to the CNS reporter Nicholas Ballasy, who asked whether gay and straight military personnel should shower together.

Oliver said the CNS was a "good system" and ensured Indigenous people were both made safe and made to feel safe in police custody.

This makes the CNS treatment ineffective.

Mature oligodendrocytes myelinate axons in the CNS.

A definite diagnosis needs a biopsy of the CNS.

Neurocysticercosis is the most frequent parasitic disease of the CNS.

Nanoparticles can reach the CNS via different routes [7, 8].

Valproate and topiramate also probably work in the CNS [29].