The phrase "activated brain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing neuroscience, psychology, or cognitive functions, often referring to a brain that is engaged or stimulated.
Example: "After a good night's sleep, I felt my activated brain ready to tackle the day's challenges."
Alternatives: "stimulated mind" or "engaged brain".
The brain scan results confirmed the exercise study results: Carbohydrates activated brain areas involved with rewards and muscle activity.
When parts of the brain are activated, brain cells begin to metabolize glucose at an increased rate.
In contrast, the negative interview activated brain circuitry for anxiety, the same areas that activate when we feel sad and worried.
Scientists found that dread activated brain areas similar to those associated with pain, and that people who rated the waiting period as most unbearable had more activity in a part of the brain's pain circuit that mediates attention.
A one sample t- test was conducted to reveal activated brain areas in each group.
Linear contrasts between regressors, representing the different experimental conditions, were used to determine activated brain areas by generating statistical parametric maps of the t-statistic [SPM t)].
Other across-groups load-dependently activated brain areas include the cingulate gyrus [45], [47], [52], insula [44], [45], [47], and precuneus [45], [47], [62].
An ROI analysis was conducted to examine the relation between task performances and activated brain areas extracted from the HFA>controls results.
Performance of the Stroop task under inflammation activated brain regions encoding representations of internal bodily state.
Given the detailed distribution of activated brain areas it is unlikely that our results could be repeated using scalp electrodes.
When objective indexes and de qi are assessed together, the relationships among tissue, activated brain areas and de qi will be clarified.
