Sentence examples for brain by using a from inspiring English sources
A previous study showed T. gondii can get inside the human brain by using a type of white blood cell in the immune system as a Trojan horse to enter the central nervous system.
It is necessary to develop neurosurgery simulator that realizes training to approach the depths of a brain by using a whole brain model.
We account for the complex spatial correlation structure of the brain by using a Markov random field (MRF) prior on the parameters guiding the selection of the activated voxels, therefore capturing correlation among nearby voxels.
The psychiatrist tells the pacemaker to send electrical signals to the brain by using a telemetric "wand" -- a device the patient holds over their chest for a few moments.
After studying the distribution and subcellular localization of the constitutively active GSK3β, we proceeded to analyze the distribution and subcellular localization of the inhibited form of GSK3β in the brain by using a specific antibody against pSer9GSK3β at the light and electron microscopy level.
Another example is the targeted delivery of proteins into the brain by using a chitosan and rabies virus glycoprotein (RVG) peptide-conjugated, pluronic-based complex nanocarrier.
To be effective, ECT must elicit generalized seizure activity in the brain by using an electrical stimulus that exceeds the seizure threshold (ST) [ 17].
According to our experience, adequate nulling of CSF at 7 T can be obtained in the entire brain by using an adiabatic inversion pulse.
Although this application and others with similar characteristics can be of interest in order to learn the position of the different regions of the brain by using an atlas, they do not serve as a guide as to how to define a specific region of interest.
Gazzaley developed a method for measuring changes in the concentration of NMDA receptors in neurons from monkey and rat brains by using a confocal laser scanning microscope and sophisticated computer software.
But her most important achievement, she thinks, was shedding new light on the physiology of brain activation by using a variety of different contrast agents.
