1. Nerve impulses are transmitted to the brain.

2. The eye converts light signals to nerve impulses.

3. The breakdown of the insulation layer short-circuits nerve impulses and produces devastating consequences.

4. The nerve impulses in these specialised fibres enter the central nervous system and provoke: A. Local reflexes in muscles.

5. Injury or tissue damage stimulates nerve impulses in specialised sensory fibres. 2.

6. The sensation only occurs when the nerve impulse reaches the brain.

7. Analgesic: Drug that relieves pain without Blocking nerve impulse conduction or markedly altering sensory function.

8. When a nerve impulse raced from the mystery organ to the brain, a green phosphorescent wave trace swept across our oscilloscope screen and a loud crack resounded from a speaker.

9. They carry a nerve impulse across the gap between nerve cells.

10. The nerve impulse takes place when the organism do activities, and transfer to the sports nerve centre in cerebra, so is the perception of motion itself.

10. try its best to collect and create good sentences.

11. The perturbation was a single extra 'spike,' or nerve impulse, introduced to a single neuron in the brain of a rat.

12. Helps inhibit the pass of facial motor nerve impulse, prevent loose skin resulted from decline of fibrous contraction, remove wrinkles and postpone skin aging accordingly.

13. Dogs need magnesium, potassium, and sodium for nerve impulse transmission, muscle contraction, and cell signaling.

14. The physical activities such as neuromuscular excitement, nerve impulse conduction, normal heart beating, ect. are related closely to Ionized calcium.

15. When a muscle is contracted a nerve impulse is relayed to the brain, triggering other neuronal circuits and nervous centers.

16. One part of the cell that listens is the system which sends out and suppresses nerve impulses.

17. Many animals have a single lens used to focus light on to a plate able to convert it into nerve impulses.

18. The unlocking of the receptor leads to the creation or suppression of a nerve impulse in the second cell.

19. To jump over the gap between two cells, a nerve impulse has to be translated from electricity to chemicals and back.

20. More effective drugs had their origin in the basic research on chemical transmission of nerve impulses described in chapter 4.

21. First of all, the brain controls many bodily functions, either directly via nerve impulses or indirectly via hormones.

22. Such electrical charges are involved in the transport of materials across cell membranes, and in the conduction of nerve impulses.

23. This traveling wave of altered electrical potential is called an action potential, more commonly known as a nerve impulse.

24. Both light and sound are, after all, translated by the respective sense organs into the same kind of nerve impulses.

25. Therefore, it is more important to train the brain than the finger muscles, especially because any finger movement must originate as a nerve impulse in the brain.

26. The remaining 1% is present in body tissues and fluids where it is essential for cell metabolism, muscle contraction and nerve impulse transmission.

27. It corrects abnormal curvature of our spine which in turn clears blockages in the nerve impulse transmission, regulates the nervous system and enhances effective functionality of internal organs.

28. The release of neurotransmitter molecules from one neuron and their attachment to receptor sites on another keep a nerve impulse moving.

29. BOTOX can block the nerves and muscles between the nerve impulse to excessive contraction of small muscle relaxation, thus achieving the effect of wrinkles.

30. It forms the myelin sheath of nerve fibres which facilitates the transmission of nerve impulse and insulates against cross-talks.

31. Dopamine is one of many types of neurotransmitter — chemical signals that one neuron launches at its neighbor to trigger a nerve impulse.

32. At the synapse, neurotransmitters are released, triggering nerve impulse in neighboring neurons.

33. Omega 3 essential fatty acids lubricate the membranes of brain cells and make the business of nerve impulse transmission more efficient.

34. Electrochemistry (direct transformation of chemical energy into electricity, as in a battery, fuel cell or nerve impulse.

35. Analgesic: Drug that relieves pain without blocking nerve impulse conduction or markedly altering sensory function.

36. When the brain sends an electrical nerve impulse to these antennas, the electrode activates the prosthetic arm or hand to move accordingly.