Sentence examples for because of the brain from inspiring English sources
"He tried saying I shouldn't marry him because of the brain tumour.
"He feels like he raised Bobby, because of the brain damage," Ms. Vickers said of Mr. Wiener.
N3 is referred to as deep sleep or slow-wave sleep because of the brain activity, which is more comparable to rolling waves.
But Newman was also undeniably (if ever so incrementally) slowing down, whether because of the brain tumor, the drugs or his own advancing age.
"The asymmetry raises intriguing questions about whether one can compensate for the other because of the brain bridge," said Partha Mitra, a neuroscientist at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, who studies brain architecture.
Known as "Super-López" because of the rapid successes he scored at both companies in cutting procurement costs and increasing profits from manufacturing, Mr. López has maintained that he is unable to stand trial because of the brain damage he suffered in a 1998 car crash that left him in a coma for three months.
(This is only partly because of the brain-scrambling analysis of Jon Gruden, who is living proof that ESPN hates us and who does things like spend an entire Packers touchdown drive lauding the Bears defense).
We get the prize, ironically, because of the brains that we have.
That's because inflammation of the brain (encephalitis), surrounding membranes or spinal cord (meningitis) can occur.
Brain transcriptome is generally considered as a consequence of the disease progression, because most of the brain samples come from the late stage of the disease.
