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But also that we are also capable of using these psyches and brains in the service of human life and its continuity.

Moore had hours of surgery after he suffered what court papers described as "severe injuries to his skull and brain" in the incident.

Perhaps there should be a comma between "Bird" and "Brain" in the project's title, Ms. Monson said, because the brain she refers to is human, with its unusual capacity for at least partly understanding minds unlike itself.

There was no significant difference in metabolites in plasma and brain in the treatment groups.

MPO activity in the liver, lungs, intestine, and brain in the HES 130 group was significantly reduced compared to the HES 200 group (P <0.05; Figure 3).

It was also the Republican administration (Reagan's and George Bush Senior's) that had their hands and brains in dissolving the former Yugoslavia.

To my mind the Met Office is the most experienced and thorough forecaster in the world, home to the best and ­brightest brains in the business.

Surely that's easily etch-able into TV audience's and readers' brains in the coming months.

There was no qualitative difference between control and hydrocephalic brains in the pattern or intensity of caveolin-1 immunoreactivity.

Their hearts and brains are in the right place.

They hoped this plan would be paid the same attention with the Precision Medicine Initiative and Brain Initiative in the United States.