Sentence examples for brain processes that are from inspiring English sources

"Many complex human traits have their roots in fundamental brain processes that are shared among many other species.

Memory is one of brain processes that are important when trying to understand how people process information.

He argues for identifying phenomenal consciousness with brain processes that are involved in attention to intermediate-level perceptual representations which feed into working memory via higher level, perspective-invariant representations.

Elevated activity in the retinotopic maps (if and when when it does occur) might be no more than a side-effect of the brain processes that are truly responsible for imagery.

Why? Sleep supports brain processes that are critical to learning, memory and emotion regulation.

Even though feedback was not provided during these perceptual tests, it is possible that the task provides meaning/purpose to the otherwise irrelevant sound stimuli and activates brain processes that are later manifested in enhanced P2 amplitudes.

Mike Owen of the Medical Research Council's Centre for Neuropsychiatric Genetics and Genomics, said: "This degree of convergence from several studies is unprecedented in schizophrenia genetics and tells us that for the first time we have a handle on one of the core brain processes that is disrupted in the disorder".

The life cycles of these two genuses are thus in sharp contrast, requiring brain functions and metabolic processes that are quite different.

Many of these functional categories were common to both regions of the brain and represented basic processes that are crucial for general neural function (for example, morphology of nervous tissue, neuritogenesis, guidance of axons, and morphology of dendritic spines).

Our results indicate variability in the brain tissue-specific biological processes that are assessed by either transcriptomic or proteomic analyses, and these findings are largely consistent with the more general functional characteristics attributed to transcripts and proteins with regard to their molecular stability in cell lines (Schwanhäusser et al. 2011).

Originally intended as a model of deliberative decision making, these networks embody aspects of conscious brain processes that have been discussed previously by many other researchers, such as Tononi and Edelman [9], Dehaene et al. [10, 11], and Crick and Koch [12].