Sentence examples for brain output from inspiring English sources

He says the mind can be revealed through the kind of work he does, which he calls "reverse engineering" -- looking at brain output, or behavior, rather than looking at the brain's molecular and cell biology to figure out what the brain was designed to do.

Focus on blast (input) at the expense of brain (output) is unlikely to yield clinically relevant translational benefits of significance to blast TBI and sequelae in humans.

Further work using isolation of endogenous HDAC complexes from specific tissues of interest like the brain along with detailed analysis of selectivity and potency in combination with the use of autoradiography methods will likely provide an additional layer of clarification and complexity to the impact of HDAC inhibitors on transcription, neural signaling, and brain output.

However, around the age of 60, the brain's output of Nep declines in many individuals, with devastating results.

"We already have a wonderful interface that's taken a long time to develop, and it expresses our brain's output very well," he said, holding up his fingers and wiggling them.

In contrast, noise reductions will only marginally change the predictability of a nonlinear brain whose output is fundamentally indeterministic, despite the deterministic rules that govern it.

The amygdala is a key circuit for processing neuronal inputs from other parts of the brain, initiating output signals to responding nuclei and generating various physiological responses, including behavioral, autonomic, and hormonal responses related to anxiety [3], [4].

The decline in ICA blood flow at the end of dehydration exercise was accompanied by an increased arterial to venous O2 difference (P < 0.05) but no changes in the arterial to venous CO2 difference or brain CO2 output index.

We note that in the real brain, when output nuclei get activity close to 0, usually action is initiated, but because the task requires refraining from the response until the GO signal, there may be additional processes preventing a premature response (and possibly increasing activity in output nuclei) that we do not include in our model.

Right now, your brain is outputting information to your eyes, directing them to move in order to read this sentence.

Figure 3: (top) Neurons in the brain are outputting information to your eyes, which receive and respond to the command to move.