subparietal
- adjective
- /ˌsʌbˈpærɪˌɛtəl/
- Specialized
- The surgeon carefully examined the subparietal tissue during the procedure.
Examples
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Researchers studied the subparietal cortex to understand its role in memory.
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Damage to the subparietal area can affect certain brain functions.
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The subparietal region is crucial for certain brain functions.
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Researchers have discovered a subparietal area involved in sensory processing.
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The surgeon carefully examined the subparietal region to assess any potential damage.
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MRI scans showed changes in the subparietal area, indicating the need for further observation.
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Understanding the anatomy of the subparietal space is crucial for neurosurgeons.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Subparietal breaks into sub- 'under' and parietal 'relating to the parietal bone'. The parietal part comes from an old word for 'wall' used for the side of the head, so subparietal means 'under the parietal bone' of the skull.