The anatomy lecture compared the innervations of the hand and forearm to highlight variations among individuals.

The research focused on the innervation of the transplanted tissue to understand how sensory function could be restored.

The surgeon studied the innervational patterns of the patient's hand before the operation.

The conductor's sharp gestures seemed to innerve the orchestra, making each passage crackle with nervous intensity.

The surgeon explained how the vagus nerve innerves the heart and digestive tract, affecting both rhythm and motility.

The surgeon innerved the donor tissue before transplanting it to restore sensation.

During the anatomy lecture, the professor demonstrated the nerve innerving the forearm with a detailed diagram.

The surgeon adjusted the innervator before beginning the delicate nerve repair.

The surgeons carefully mapped the innervators before proceeding with the procedure to avoid nerve damage.

The surgeon innervated the graft to accelerate sensory recovery.