Sentence examples for brain fitting from inspiring English sources

The most abundantly edited miRNA is mir-376b, in the brain, fitting with the observation that in murine and human brains, mir-376a/b/c are targets of the RNA editing machinery [ 51, 52].

In the second line, the abnormalities were found to be more subtle, with a reduction in spine density, dendritic abnormalities, and widespread disruption of the opioid system in the brain (Fitting et al., 2010).

I've long wondered how the brain fits such unexpected sounds so smoothly and adroitly into dreams.

This single, disembodied brain fits neatly in the gap between his lives as a scientist and as a political activist.

A chemical signal sent from the brain fits into a receptor site in the outer membrane of the cell wall.

Adding to this innate tendency to mold information we recall is the way our brains fit facts into established mental frameworks.

For those of us hoping to keep our brains fit and healthy well into middle age and beyond, the latest science offers some reassurance.

True enough, but while one may readily entertain such a gloomy thought, there are, this author says, some things we can do to keep our brains fit, our minds alert and our defenses against memory loss boosted.

Besides improving quality of life and rehabilitating a critical sense, these powerful aids can help people with hearing loss get the social stimulation they need to keep their brains fit as they age, potentially reducing the risk of cognitive decline.

What we can under the circumstances be reasonably sure is true is that for all our scientific understanding of ourselves and our brains, we remain very hazy on how our selves and our brains fit together.   .

So what does neuroscience tell us about keeping the brain fit?