Sentence examples for brain attention from inspiring English sources

Since the presynaptic regions of neurons are thought to be the main source of Aβ in the brain, attention has been focused on axonal APP trafficking.

Presented is a protocol for a novel Go/No-Go behavioral paradigm to study the brain attention and motivation/reward circuitry in awake, head-restrained rodents.

In the Bayesian brain, attention means the process of optimizing synaptic gain to represent the relative precisions of prior expectations and sensory information during inference (Feldman and Friston, 2010) and provides a formal basis for the Jamesian view of attention.

Dopamine is a neurotransmitter critical to the experience of pleasure and desire, and sends a signal to the brain: Pay attention, this is important.

The second variable is the predominant source of input -- in waking, for instance, the brain's attention is concentrated on the external environment, but in REM sleep the brain is mostly minding itself.

Playing music while revising will make your task harder, because any speech-like sounds, even at low volume, will automatically use up part of the brain's attention capacity.

As we are required, or feel required, to do more and more things in a shorter period of time, researchers are trying to figure out how the brain changes attention from one subject to another.

Virtuoso hypnotisability has never been reliably linked to any problems or difficulties and it has been suggested that, on the contrary, it actually reflects a more efficient control of the brain's attention systems.

When something bright or novel flashes, it tends to automatically win the competition for the brain's attention, but that involuntary bottom-up impulse can be voluntarily overridden through a top-down process that Dr. Desimone calls "biased competition".

The numbers being tossed around in the Blue Room were so enormous that a lazy brain's attention soon turned to the perplexing matter of Mr. Bloomberg's popularity, or lack of it.

The edges of things attract more of our brain's attention than the flat fields in the middle.