adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
cerebral palsy
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
blood
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The relief of pain by oxygen inhalations, which reduce cerebral blood flow, also suggests that this is a factor.
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It is commonly due to globally diminished cerebral blood flow, which may be caused by a variety of mechanisms.
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Drinking a caffeine-containing beverage in the morning may help also be-cause caffeine constricts cerebral blood vessels.
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Further, no firm experimental evidence shows that these drugs diminish regional cerebral blood flow in migraineurs.
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The diameter of cerebral blood vessels is regulated by smooth muscles, which, in turn, are controlled by adenosine.
cortex
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With the collapsed lung and the damaged cerebral cortex ?
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But even if the totals were constant across individuals, the subtotals would still vary between different parts of the cerebral cortex .
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The implications of differences in cortical organization go beyond our understanding of the cerebral cortex .
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The major growth of cerebral cortex , as our ancestors became fancier and fancier primates, was sideways.
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The information fed directly into Jonathan's cerebral cortex .
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Does a smart person have more cerebral cortex than an idiot?
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For example, since all mammals have a cerebral cortex we must assume that the ancestral form also had one.
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That seems to activate the cerebral cortex in the parietal lobes more than in the frontal lobes.
edema
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I once watched a Gamow bag quite dramatically save the life of a trekker with cerebral edema .
haemorrhage
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There was no difference between the aspirin and placebo groups in the incidence of cerebral haemorrhage .
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Leech had conducted a post-mortem examination and found cerebral haemorrhage as the cause of death.
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Pathologist Mustansir Nurbhai said Mr Thompson died of extensive cerebral haemorrhage due to a fractured skull.
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Rose At the age of sixty-one, Rose had a massive cerebral haemorrhage .
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The vulture instinct would make him acutely observant for any signs of imminent cerebral haemorrhage in the actor.
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Fulton lay on the permafrost, miming a cerebral haemorrhage .
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He died from a cerebral haemorrhage shortly afterwards.
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The cause of death was a cerebral haemorrhage .
hemisphere
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These neutrons are setting off alarms all round your cerebral hemispheres .
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But no-the two cerebral hemispheres are actually quite asymmetric in various ways.
palsy
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The medical diagnosis was cerebral palsy .
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First comes a diagnosis of cerebral palsy , a label that seems right until other puzzling symptoms appear.
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Andrew was born with cerebral palsy , and suffers a form of blindness.
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Sam is 6 and has cerebral palsy .
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Craig, 21 months, suffers from cerebral palsy .
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Doctors thought she had a mild case of cerebral palsy .
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He now has severe cerebral palsy , is unable to roll over, sit or crawl.
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Sheng has cerebral palsy and is unable to walk.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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a cerebral hemorrhage
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Winters' novel is cerebral , yet also scary and funny.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But there is also something worrying about a plastic box outwitting humans at this most cerebral of pastimes.
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He was rushed to hospital with cerebral concussion and a smashed-up face.
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Pathologist Mustansir Nurbhai said Mr Thompson died of extensive cerebral haemorrhage due to a fractured skull.
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That kind of cerebral dominance was subsequently confused with that other specialty of left-brain function: running the right hand.
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The diameter of cerebral blood vessels is regulated by smooth muscles, which, in turn, are controlled by adenosine.