Sentence examples for brain areas that process from inspiring English sources

It would, for example, have freed up the forelimbs, and this would likely have led to the expansion and reorganization of the sensory and motor brain areas that process sensation and control movement.

"This is because the brain areas that process semantics are connected more closely with the hippocampus, one of the most important memory regions of the brain," Wimber tells me.

Basal ganglia form a complex neural network involved in the selection and execution of action through interactions with multiple brain areas that process sensorimotor, emotional and cognitive information [1].

Importantly, our study distinguishes brain areas that process objective duration differences (SOA) from brain areas that are associated with duration biases caused by the perception of fluent ABM.

A 'motor pathway' is critical for song production and includes a brain area called HVC, which receives inputs from brain areas that process auditory information (Nottebohm et al., 1976; Hahnloser et al., 2002; Roy and Mooney, 2009).

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03614.003 Here we hypothesized that social behavior is associated with an elevation of rhythmic activity in the network of brain areas that process social stimuli.

Then they looked at neural activity in the tectum, the brain area that processes visual information, before and after the stimulus.

Neuroimaging experiments in humans measuring empathic responses have revealed activity in a network of brain regions, including areas that process emotional and social information, premotor regions, as well as pain pathways.

And the brain areas that control the process are generalists, not specialists.

Using fMRI, researchers can watch the brain as it performs a specific task; applied to interpretation, it has already revealed the network of brain areas that make the process possible.

Our study mirrors that by Guggisberg et al. (2011) in the sense that the brain areas that underlie introspection about a given process (here the feeling of free choice between action alternatives) do not necessarily match the first order processes to which introspection refers (i.e., choosing between action alternatives).