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Перевод: neurological

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неврологический

Тезаурус:

1. As for other aspects of the communication systems, the "evolutionary, ontogenetic and neurological evidence currently available tends to support homology rather than analogy".
2. Quite apart from nearly a hundred years of intensive research having failed to demonstrate such a cause of functional psychosis, there is another important reason why it is totally inappropriate to draw on analogy with the neurological diseases proper.
3. But where there are irreversible or extensive neurological changes, the assessing practitioner may have to conclude that such an elder has lost the capacity to function independently.
4. One such obsolete mentality was religion, which scientists sponsored by Elena Ceauescu had exposed as a delusion caused by neurological disorders, and which could be cured by simple surgical interventions into the brains of believers.
5. One way to gather direct neurological data is to measure electrical activity in the brain evoked by stimuli such as flashing lights, tones and electric shock.
6. He became stuporous but a full neurological exam.
7. Because neurological syphilis is so rare these days, the call for lumbar puncture is limited.
8. Neurological and Mental Evacuation
9. The neurological tradition
10. If the infection is passed on by the mother, the baby has a 75 per cent chance of having some neurological disorder, ranging from deafness and blindness to spastic paralysis.
11. The symptoms of this condition include fever and inflammatory changes in the connective or fibrous tissues of the body, increased fibrous tissue production, baldness, sensitivity to sunlight, kidney failure, high blood pressure, heart involvement, an increased risk of abortion, defects in the immune system, psychotic manifestations and neurological problems similar to multiple sclerosis.
12. There may be neurological involvement similar to that occurring in adult acquired syphilis, but the onset is, of course, at a much younger age.
13. Eliot goes on to wish for a combination of religious, anthropological, and neurological knowledge as exemplified by Rome, Cambridge, and Harley Street.