Sentence examples for tract on from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, studies in animals showed that two major balancing descending systems exist, controlling stretch reflex activity: the inhibitory dorsal reticulospinal tract on one hand and the facilitatory medial reticulospinal and vestibulospinal tract on the other.

In this study, we made extensive lesions of the corticospinal tract on one side at the level of the medulla.

For example, one tract on the Upper East Side is more than 95percentt white, while a tract around West 125th Street is 97percentt black.

"The government has squeezed the kingdom too far," says one, waving a tract on Baganda land rights.

When discussing Thomas Piketty's landmark tract on economic inequality, Sperling suggested that one way to correct the imbalance would be to get more people involved in the stock market.

He cited one of Keynes's earlier books, "A Tract on Monetary Reform," in which he put much more emphasis on money and interest rates.

"A Tract on Monetary Reform".

He also wrote a tract on sacramental theology, Misron ("Anointing").

Recently, after considerable reflection, he decided to write a tract on Jonathan's life and death.

Touré's review of Colson Whitehead's "Sag Harbor" (May 3) is also a tract on post-­blackness.

Sea-anemone-like, lacking ciliated tract on edge of mesenteries and basilar muscles.