Sentence examples for brain malfunctions from inspiring English sources
When the brain malfunctions we are often at a loss to detect why, and we are still groping towards effective treatments.
"When people are depressed or under high levels of stress, this part of the brain malfunctions, and people experience a continuous loop of negative thoughts," says Dr. Strauss.
In trials so far, the injection of neurons from other sources into the brains of Parkinson's patients has largely failed to have an effect, perhaps because no one yet fully understands how the brain malfunctions in people with Parkinson's disease.
But we have little tolerance for even brief overheating: the brain malfunctions with six or seven degrees of fever, and an internal temperature of 110, barely a dozen degrees above normal, is often cited as the upper limit compatible with life.
After publishing the nonfiction book "Five Patients: The Hospital Explained" (1970), Mr. Crichton returned to the best-seller list with "The Terminal Man" (1972), an updated "Frankenstein" in which an accident victim goes on a killing spree after a tiny computer implant, intended to control his brain, malfunctions.
But the studies conducted on her and the other marmosets at one of the most controversial research facilities in the UK are providing vital insights into the brain malfunctions that cause psychiatric conditions such as schizophrenia, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and depression.
He had been hospitalized since 2007 with what was reported to be a brain malfunction.
Children with megalencephaly experience brain malfunction, and they typically are affected by developmental delays and seizures.
Blanke said the work on inducing these experiences artificially proved that they were nothing more than a brain malfunction.
Even his brain malfunctioned — at one point he could not count to 10 or write his wife's name.
You could say the God spot proves that religion is a matter of brain malfunction, Kugel observes.
