Sentence examples for brain corroborates from inspiring English sources

81 The identification of vitamin D receptor expression and of 1-α-hydroxylase – the enzyme responsible for vitamin activation – in the human brain corroborates the importance of the vitamin as a neuroactive hormone with autocrine and paracrine functions, as well as the possibility of therapies for alterations that affect the brain.

When practitioners claim they are in a different mental state when speaking in tongues than they are when singing gospel music (the comparison condition), their brains corroborate that claim.

Sho signal was emphasized in membrane-enriched preparations from adult mouse brains, corroborating its membrane anchorage.

Quantitative analysis of the number of histologically positive β-amyloid plaques (P < 0.0001) and MR-positive signal voids (P < 0.05) found in cholesterol-fed and control rabbit brains corroborated our qualitative observations.

The protection afforded by OPA1 from heart and brain ischemia corroborates early findings that implicated OPA1 and OPA1-dependent cristae remodeling in cell death.

Revealing that assembly activity detected as a significant surplus of spike synchrony correlates not only with behavior but also with a mesoscopic brain signal corroborates its relevance in cortical processing.

A recent study by Hsieh and colleagues reported that PNN degradation preceded PV cell impairment and loss of cortical inhibition following traumatic brain injury45, corroborating our hypothesis that PNN degradation predisposes injured brains to inhibitory dysfunction.

Expression of PC protein in brain was corroborated by Western Blot with expression peaking at prenatal and early postnatal stages (Fig. 2a,b).

Western blot analysis of sequentially extracted alpha-synuclein from human brain tissue corroborated an accumulation of high molecular alpha-synuclein species in Parkinson's disease compared to control subjects, in keeping with our findings with AS-PLA (Supplementary Fig. 7).

Taken together, our data demonstrate that HBO's neuroprotective effect is related to the reduction of the T cells sequestered in mice brains; and corroborate with existing literature, in which T lymphocytes, mainly αβ CD8+ T cells, are implicated in CM pathology [14], [37] No immunolabeling was detected on T lymphocytes in the absence of mAbs (data not shown).

As Beck notes, we probably don't need a brain scan to corroborate what most people already believe anyway.