Sentence examples for brain that has led from inspiring English sources
Daniel A. Mannello of Largo, Fla., told the committee that the pediatrician for his son, Dennis, suggested that he be given Dimetapp as an infant and that the medicine caused scarring in the boy's brain that has led to chronic seizures.
His family donated his brain to Boston University for its study of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a condition caused by repeated brain trauma that has led to depression and suicide in other former players.
Bennet Omalu, the Nigerian-born neuropathologist who first discovered Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy, a brain disease that has led to concerns in recent years about the safety of football.
Medical malpractice: The misunderstanding that has led you to believe that I operated on a different part of your brain than you had expected is most unfortunate.
He said the mounting evidence about the dangers of brain trauma that had led the N.H.L. to legislate against checks to the head could soon lead the league to move more meaningfully against fighting.
In a 10-page tentative ruling, Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Frederick C. Shaller said that even though Abbie Dorn, 34, "suffers from a profound brain injury that had led to her near total and complete disability," it would be in the children's best interests to have a relationship with their mother.
There may even be patients, she said, whose cortex (the part of the brain used for cognitive tasks) is intact, but who have brain stem injuries that have led to limited awareness or consciousness.
But there is also a case for having a brain gain, but the brain gain can only be productive and only happens if the circumstances that have led migration are addressed first.
These are the experiments that have led to the notion, oversimplified in popular culture, that the left brain is predominantly analytical while the right brain is intuitive and laid-back.
That has led to calls for restrictions.
