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Meanings of innervation in English
Process in which a nerve invades a tissue and makes functional synaptic connection within the tissue.
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Usage of innervation in English
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However, little is known about the effects of heterogeneous innervation on repolarization.
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Results: SGNF innervation was reduced in subjects with DM compared with controls.
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The specimens with co-existing signs of innervation had generally lower binding levels.
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In a control group the muscle was rotated but innervation remained intact.
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During postnatal development, sympathetic innervation of the heart evolves, and repolarization accelerates.
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These neurons display a well-defined organization with respect to their afferent innervation.
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The expression of the chemorepellent Sema3a is inversely related to sympathetic innervation.
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The musculocutaneous nerve might often participate in the palm sensitive innervation.
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Decreased nerve density indicates loss of peripheral neural innervation throughout gestation.
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Implantation of an inappropriate striatal target, the cerebellum, results in visibly diminished innervation.
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Neural circuits are assembled through the coordinated innervation of pre- and postsynaptic partners.
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Similar to other organs, the stomach receives dual spinal and vagal afferent innervation.
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The DOAC and CB had the lowest amounts of sensory innervation.
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It gives motor innervation to the transverse abdominis and the internal oblique muscles.
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Furthermore, there was no significant difference with peptides innervation between ALS and control cases.
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The nervous system influences organ development by direct innervation and the action of hormones.
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