The phrase "acquisition of human brain" is not entirely correct in written English.
It would be more appropriate to say "acquisition of the human brain" or "acquisition of human brains" depending on the context.
Example: "The acquisition of the human brain has been a topic of extensive research in neuroscience."
Alternatives: "gaining the human brain" or "obtaining human brain".
Ethics Statement: Written informed consent for the donation of adult tumor brain tissues was obtained from patients prior to tissue acquisition, under the auspices of the protocol for the acquisition of human brain tissues obtained from the Ethical Committee board of the University of Padova and Padova Academic Hospital.
Written informed consent for the donation of adult tumour brain tissues was obtained from patients before tissue acquisition under the auspices of the protocol for the acquisition of human brain tissues obtained from the Ethical Committee of the Padova University Hospital.
Written informed consent for the donation of tumor brain tissues was obtained from parents prior to tissue acquisition, under the auspices of the protocol for the acquisition of human brain tissues obtained from the Ethical Committee board of the University of Padova and Padova Academic Hospital.
Written informed consent for the donation of adult tumour brain tissues was obtained from patients under the auspices of the protocol for the acquisition of human brain tissues of the Ethical Committee Board of the University of Padova and Padova Academic Hospital.
In this study we have analyzed biopsy specimens of human brain tumors and we present the first feasibility study of intraoperative OCT and post-image acquisition processing for non-invasive imaging of the brain and brain tumor.
Due to such a complex structure of human brain, a diagnosis of tumor area in brain is challenging task.
This is because the FDA has strict regulations around the enhancement of human brains.
Section "Phase transitions in the acquisition of human expertise" discusses the reorganization of strategy in the human brain during the acquisition of expertise.
Furthermore, it is clear that the achievement of the ultimate goal - the elucidation of a genetic network underpinning language processes - will have an impact on our understanding not only of language impairment and acquisition, but also of human development, brain function and the neuropathology of associated developmental disorders.
In the context of language processing, proficiency and age of acquisition have reliably been shown to have a strong influence on the functional and structural architecture of the human brain.
