Sentence examples for brain entering from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — The bullet that a gunman fired into Representative Gabrielle Giffords's head on Saturday morning in Arizona went straight through the left side of her brain, entering the back of her skull and exiting the front.

At other times, the brain enters a state of daydreaming without our conscious coöperation, especially during rote activities like washing the dishes or brushing our teeth.

For between one and three months, the brain enters a growth phase of molecular, physiological, and structural change that in some ways resembles the brain environment of infancy and early childhood.

I, too, thought that as the brain entered middle age, it was solidified and staid, at best and, more likely, if it was changing in any big way, was headed downhill.

It was right about here that my brain entered slow-motion.

Aβ exiting the brain entered the agarose.

The exact mechanism by which the brain enters and locks into a depressed state, even when it is no longer beneficial, remains elusive.

For a long time neuroscientists have thought that the brain enters a "quiet" state while a person is not doing anything but remaining still.

Averaging across experiments, approx. ten times as many cells from the injured brain entered the cell cycle and they divided significantly faster compared with uninjured controls in the presence of EGF.

As people fall asleep, their brains enter a different state, Dr. Borbely said.

But the authors of a new study on dying rats make a bold claim: After cardiac arrest, the rodents' brains enter a state similar to heightened consciousness in humans.