Sentence examples for brain has begun from inspiring English sources
"The feelings don't go, even when the brain has begun to wither and stray".
Only after the brain has begun to mature do the viruses start multiplying inside stem cells that will later give rise to neurons.
A 10-year, billion pound neuroscience project which aims to revolutionise our understanding of the human brain has begun.
For the past ten thousand years, the human brain has begun to shrink.
Moreover, the larger face-related brain responses recorded over the right hemisphere suggest that the right hemisphere of the brain has begun to preferentially respond to faces by six months of age.
At around the same time, however, the brain had begun to expand.
Techniques for imaging the brain have begun to show that men and women use their brains in different ways even when doing the same thing.
Bobbing to the surface in "Summer" is a mystifying duet for Muriel Maffre and Mr. Possokhov that looks like "Daughter of 'After the Rain.' " The eye and the brain have begun to shut down by the time the full cast surges out for the closing "Autumn" section, which looks a little like outtakes from the first two sections.
Recently investigators have looked more widely at brain structure and function, and a consistent pattern of brain changes has begun to emerge.
A brain drain has begun and our brightest graduates have got the message that this is not a good place to be.
New findings reveal the fundamental role of lateralization in the large-scale architecture of the human brain, whose ontogenesis has begun to be investigated with genetic-heritability brain mapping.
