Modifies a noun

• palsy: Born in 1983 with cerebral palsy, James has now proved them all wrong.

• cortex: An analysis of cell lineage in the rat cerebral cortex.

• edema: Once cerebral edema develops it usually results in death or severe neurological damage.

• hemisphere: I am also interested in how the cerebral hemispheres differ in their ability to group visual information.

• hemorrhage: Cerebral hemorrhage The escape of blood from a ruptured vessel in the brain.

• ischaemia: Resolution of cerebral ischaemia has been imaged by magnetic resonance.

Modifying Another Word

• too: Western Christianity has, certainly in recent centuries, been far too cerebral.

• very: The Labor Department expatriate staff made no claim to be very cerebral.

• not: The ideal of a work of art is thus when it is not calculated, not cerebral, or not formulated intellectually.

• strictly: Morrissey was, and has subsequently proved to be, a strictly cerebral soul.

• especially: But they believe this ground-breaking new therapy could have exciting ramifications for people with a wide range of disorders, especially cerebral palsy.