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Meanings of neuro in English
Medical specialty dealing with disorders of the nervous system.
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Examples for "neurology"
Examples for "neurology"
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These efforts support comprehensive assessments of large-scale cerebral networks in cognitive neurology.
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Objective: To determine the relation of neurology and neuropsychology to everyday competence.
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To-day, this study is of the greatest help in neurology and psychiatry.
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The domains being investigated include social science, neurology, psychology and related disciplines.
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The Company owns a portfolio of prescription neurology, inflammation and pain medications.
Usage of neuro in English
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Objective: To describe post-mortem findings of the first case of neuro-Sweet disease.
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It was the first time he had seen a neuro-headset up close.
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I was the only verbal patient on the entire neuro ICU ward.
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Its eyes are every security cam, every spy satellite, every live neuro-headset.
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They also talked with an independent neuro consult from the National Football League.
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Three months ago, neuro-headsets were a rare sight, but now everybody had them.
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Heavy concentrations of neuro-troops have hit Fort Carson from the north and east.
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The recommendation was made in consultation with a neuro surgeon in Belfast yesterday.
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Feedback signals pulsed along Gerald's neuro-sens suit... but they felt wrong.
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She doesn't have a neuro-headset, so maybe Ursula hasn't got to her yet.
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I'm working on improving the decoders and hardware in neuro prosthetics.
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My emotion chip appears to be fused to my neuro-net... again.
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Sam felt that he had blinked and the whole world had turned neuro.
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Furthermore, synaptic plasticity and neuro-immune system may be two principal affected areas by dioxin.
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Conclusion: Transfusion of RBCs was not associated with in-neuro-ICU mortality or unfavorable long-term outcome.
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With neuro, blind people could see; deaf people could hear.
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New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Rare