Sentence examples for brain term from inspiring English sources

Thus, the simpler models without the BRAIN term were retained.

"You can also take a quiz to name parts," says a student who used the prototype to learn five new brain terms waiting in line for a latte.

Over the past couple of years unbiased proteomic approaches identified comprehensive sets of protein building blocks of these two types of neurotransmitter receptors in the brain (termed receptor proteomes).

We are now able to identify subclinical vascular changes in the brain, termed small vessel ischemic disease (SVID).

The causes of the disorder are unknown but sufferers are said to experience an increased gastrointestinal stress response consistent with an up-regulation in neural processing between the gut and the brain, termed the "brain-gut axis" [ 2].

Aldrich Museum Eleven artists, some well known, some not, present videotapes and mixed-media installations in this live-wire (to use an old-brain term) show, meant to explore how the wily video medium can affect the viewer's sense of time.

19 Some differences detected by the sulcal depth analyses may reflect contributions related to scale/shape differences between groups, both the presence of dolichocephaly in preterm brains and term control brains being larger than preterm.

In summary, the present findings show that the PD related impairment in VMC is multidimensional in functional terms and in brain systems terms.

The earlier minimal brain dysfunction term included soft signs or motor problems as signs of neurological dysfunction [ 6].

GAMT mRNA (P < 0.001) and protein (P < 0.05) were both lower in the maternal brain at term compared to the brain in non-pregnant spiny mice (Table  4).

We identified transcribed single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) that would allow for allelic discrimination, and imprinting analysis was performed in adult leucocytes, brain and term placentae.