The phrase "achieve brain" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase could be used, as it lacks context and does not form a coherent expression.
Example: "To improve your cognitive abilities, you need to find ways to achieve brain function."
Alternatives: "enhance mental capacity" or "boost cognitive performance."
To achieve brain immune reconstitution adenoviral vectors are injected into the resection cavity or remaining tumor.
If the ordinary citizen is to achieve brain fitness, they'll need to work at it.
A second approach is the use of inducible expression systems to achieve brain tissue-specific expression of tau or Aβ.
A flowchart shown in Figure 1 outlines major components used in data/image processes to achieve brain atlas-guided, GLM-driven, volumetric DOT images in response to the risk decision-making task, BART.
One possible way to achieve brain-like computer is to simulate the behaviours and connections between biological neurons inside the human brain using conventional computers or even so-called supercomputers, replying on the recent progress of the software algorithms.
Nonetheless, all mice in this experiment achieved brain sterility by day 10 (Fig. 5a).
The cooling system was capable of achieving brain temperature of less than about 34 °C within 30 40 min and maintaining a brain-esophageal temperature difference of greater than about 3 °C over 6 h.
Oral bioavailability in mice was 41%, and the parent compound and metabolites achieved brain concentrations above IC50 values.
On the frontier of brain research, her scientific study melds interdisciplinary expertise to better understand how to evaluate and achieve optimal brain performance through preserving frontal lobe function, the area of the brain responsible for reasoning, planning, decision-making and judgment.
The story of Flamel is just a parable, but uploading the brain, or achieving "whole brain emulation," has in recent years become something of a cause célèbre among certain scientists and entrepreneurs.
To achieve sophisticated brain control with today's technology requires the implanting of a computer chip into the brain, something Ms Dugan joked "simply won't scale".
