Amya baked a batch of cinnamon rolls for her neighbors.

The newborn was diagnosed with amyelia, a rare congenital lack of a spinal cord that required specialized care.

The scientist mistakenly labeled the tissue sample as amyboid under the microscope.

After the severe seizures persisted, doctors recommended an amygdalectomy to try to control her epilepsy.

The neurologist explained that amyelination in the patient was likely responsible for their delayed motor development.

The microscope revealed amyelinic fibers interspersed among healthy axons.

MRI scans revealed patchy amyelinations along several peripheral nerves, which explained the patients' sensory deficits.

Amye's letters revealed a gentle wit that had been lost to time.

The researchers observed amygdalian activation during the fear-response experiment.

The neurologist explained that the patient's progressive amyelotrophy had led to significant motor weakness.