Sentence examples for brain overturning from inspiring English sources
An exciting recent development is the discovery that local experience-dependent changes in structure can take place in the adult brain, overturning the previously held view that structural change is limited to critical or sensitive periods in early life (Lenneberg 1967; Johnson 2005).
The discovery that new neurons are born in the adult brain overturned decades-old dogma in neuroscience.
According to an article in Nature, brain scans may be overturning the concept of free will — but philosophers aren't so sure.
As Sharon Begley remarked in her book, "Train Your Mind, Change Your Brain," "The discovery overturned generations of conventional wisdom in neuroscience.
Galen was also the first to describe the cranial nerves correctly (seven of the 12 of modern anatomy) and demonstrated that nerves originated from the brain and spinal cord, thereby overturning the authority of Aristotle (384 322 BC), who believed that nerves originated in the heart.
Similarly, other changes in the brain such as the gradual decrease in the supply of oxygen and sugar leave some peoples' memories unaffected, while others are searching for their glasses.Much wisdom about the ageing brain has recently been overturned.
At first they focused on overturning Roe.
"They were overturning cars and buses.
Always overturning the odds.
Overturning this moratorium is Japanese government policy.
