Sentence examples for brain damage which is from inspiring English sources

Distemper can cause brain damage, which is what likely leads to the raccoons' fearless behavior around humans.

Animal studies strongly suggest that these drugs can produce brain damage, which is probably the case for all psychotropic drugs," he writes.

Some children will display tell-tale facial features, with a 'pixie' like appearance, but many more will have brain damage which is hidden until they grow older and go to school.

And somebody wrote to be recently indicating that his idea was that the reason that a lot of people when they do retire pick up new skills is not just because they have the time, but the aging process itself is producing "brain damage" which is leading them into new areas of ability.

The poll found that 59percentt of Americans favor allowing a woman to obtain a legal abortion after 24 weeks of pregnancy "if a woman is infected with Zika virus and a health professional believes there is a serious possibility that the baby would be born with a severe birth defect that includes an abnormally small head and brain damage," which is known as microcephaly.

The long-term consequences in survivors can range from severe brain damage (which is fortunately uncommon) to a much more common syndrome of less severe but persistent problems.

The most potential effects of fever predicted by caregivers was brain damage, which was up to 74.7 %, although there was no statistical significance between the two groups (75.1 vs. 74.4 %, p > 0.05).

Both of these effects may contribute to immune-mediated synaptodendritic damage, which is seen in brain aging and AD.

The posterior sinus ligation caused a significant decrease of rCBF and HbSO2and brain tissue damage which was not seen in the SMO group.

The growing concern about the neuropsychological performance of patients has disclosed another type of brain damage which has been largely neglected to date.

One cannot, however, rule out the possibility that there are slight changes to functional connectivity following focal brain damage, which can only be detected reliably when larger groups of patients are contrasted to controls.