Sentence examples for approaches for brain from inspiring English sources

This makes an interesting test case for the applicability of sophisticated pattern analysis and machine learning approaches for brain state classification.

The isolation of multipotent neural stem cells (NSCs) from the human central nervous system (CNS) has spurred the investigation of new cell-therapy approaches for brain injuries and neurodegenerative diseases.

To overcome these limitations, more specific approaches for brain tumour treatment have been introduced, such as additional targeted radiotherapy, e.g. in form of a locoregional radioimmunotherapy (RIT) [ 5– 9].

Re "The New Science of Mind" (Sunday Review, Sept. 8): Eric R. Kandel's admirable article makes "depression" the subject of psychiatry's new biological approach for brain imaging and genetic analyses.

To overcome the unresolved issues of conventional therapeutic approaches such as radiation therapy, chemotherapy, combinational chemotherapy, and surgical treatment, we designed an injectable 'MRI-monitored long-term therapeutic hydrogel (MLTH)' system as an alternative/adjuvant approach for brain tumors.

The purpose of this investigation was to develop Poly (D,L Lactide-co-Glycolide) (PLGA)/poloxamer nanoparticles (NPs) of the hydrophilic drug Zolmitriptan using quality-by-design approach for brain targeting.

BMPs treatment has been recently considered a promising therapeutic approach for brain cancer in order to reduce tumor cell growth.

The potential of CR as an alternative approach for brain tumor management have been extensively discussed [85], [89], [101], [102], [103].

Here we explored a potential therapeutic approach for brain tumors by changing the fate of glioma cells through transcription factor-mediated reprogramming.

An emerging approach for brain tumour treatment is targeted radiotherapy, a strategy that utilises a molecular vehicle to selectively deliver a radionuclide to malignant cell populations.

Here, we present an approach for brain area parcellation inspired by "snowball sampling" methods employed in the social network sciences (e.g., Goodman 1961; Wasserman and Faust 1994).