Sentence examples for brain contact from inspiring English sources

But there was something about the "virtuality" of it that had allowed me to be sucked in, first by its seeming harmlessness, then by the way the internet lends itself to fantasy -- the brain to brain contact, the brain to heart connection.

The afferent nerve fibers that convey information into the brain contact the salletal hair cells [25], so those receptors clearly mediate the process of mechanoelectrical transduction.

For the unaffected (right) limb, controlled by the healthy (left) side of the brain, contact times remained at the same level for both groups during the whole 6 months observation period (control group: 2.9±1.2 s vs treated group: 1.7±0.9 s).

Using novel 4C technology, which allows for an unbiased genome-wide search for DNA loci that contact a given locus in the nuclear space, we recently demonstrated that the active β-globin locus in fetal liver contacts transcribed loci whereas the inactive β-globin locus in fetal brain contacts transcriptional silent loci elsewhere on the chromosome [15].

Finally, serum S100β levels correlated with the size of the tumour-brain contact surface, which was closely related to the dimension of the surgical trauma, and with postoperative CNS damage caused by neurosurgical manipulation [ 15].

The examined mechanical parameters include the maximum von Mises stress in the skull, pressure (mean normal stress) and maximum principal strain in the brain tissue, contact force, and head acceleration.

Soothing the Threatened Brain: Leveraging Contact Comfort with Emotionally Focused Therapy, PLoS ONE 9 8): e105489 8

As seen in the brain, the contacts display diverse types of morphological apposition (Figure 11).

That, he says, will train your brain to minimize contact with the ground and generate better thrust.

As Jane Moss, the creator of Lincoln Center's White Light Festival, tells it, she was in a yoga class when it occurred to her that if this system of psycho-physical exercise could shoo the trivia out of your brain and restore contact with your spiritual center, so could something less exotic: music.

Much of her current research centers on mild traumatic brain injury from contact sports and military service and its long-term consequences.