Sentence examples for brain function and treatment from inspiring English sources
Several potential biomarkers for brain function and treatment response were assessed throughout this trial.
Neurochemical and pharmacological studies of the central nervous system are important in understanding normal brain function and discovering effective treatments for brain diseases.
It has been used for decades to test brain function, and has been approved for treatment of depression.
However, this silencing property could be useful in experiments that investigate situations in which depolarization block is thought to contribute to brain function and health: such as in the treatments of schizophrenia and Parkinson's disease.
The next step is to understand how genetic variation alters brain function and to determine which genes are most important for alcoholism and, finally, its treatment.
Dr. Chapman is actively studying and discovering informative pathways to improve brain function and cognitive performance in health, injury and disease; identifying novel non-pharmacological and pharmacological treatment approaches, and testing the effect of brain training to exploit brain potential.
The characteristic surface morphology of the mammalian brain is closely correlated with brain function and dysfunction.
In such cases, it is very important to monitor brain functions, and to do appropriate treatment in order to minimize the postoperative complication.
Stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) is a well-established technique that is replacing whole-brain irradiation in the treatment of intracranial lesions, which leads to better preservation of brain functions, and therefore a better quality of life for the patient.
Ideally, these tests would explore the entire brain functions (and confirm whole brain death) including supra-tentorial cortex (neocortical brain death) and brain stem (brain stem death).
The study said there were improvements in brain function after treatment, in nest building, maze performance and remembering electrical shocks.
