Sentence examples for brain detected from inspiring English sources

To determine whether the brain disturbances develop in late-onset intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR) before blood flow redistribution towards the fetal brain (detected by Doppler measurements in the middle cerebral artery and umbilical artery).

NSE was elevated in seven of eight patients with edema of the brain detected by CT scan.

Gel chromatography of metabolically radiolabeled HSPG isolated from Hpa-tg brain detected HS fragments that were not present in Ctr brain tissue (Fig.  1c).

In the present study, 30 min after intranasal delivery of apelin-13 resulted in significant high levels of apelin in the brain detected in the ipsilateral cortex of stroke animals.

In contrast, subjective perception of pain in these patients, judged according to the visual analog scale (VAS), was ameliorated as early as 24 h after the first infusion, in parallel with the changes of nociceptive activity in the brain detected by fMRI.

The morphology of deposits in AD brain detected with 4G8 have been described with photomicrographs in exquisite detail as fleecy (fine fibrillar [ 49]), lake-like, and subpial band-like amyloid; diffuse and cored plaques; and core-only (burnt-out [ 50]) plaques, as well as white matter plaques; some of which types are further sub-divided into neuritic and non-neuritic [ 51].

When the brain detects a threat in our environment, it sends signals to spur the body into action.

"The only way to 'scratch' a cognitive itch is to rehearse the start involuntarily, as the brain detects an incongruity or something 'exceptional' in the musical stimulus".

"When your brain detects a potential threat, it narrows your attention," Dr. Gottfried told me in a telephone conversation.

Coming versions of the device will slide in through a small hole in the skull, unroll over the brain, detect unusual activity, and potentially treat it with precise electrical pulses.

"The brain detects sensory signals in terms of contrasts rather than absolute magnitude," said Dr. Stephen Nagler, chairman of the board of the American Tinnitus Association and director of the Alliance Tinnitus Hearing Center in Atlanta.