The phrase "brain traffic" is not a standard expression in written English, but it can be used creatively in certain contexts.
You can use it to describe the flow of thoughts, ideas, or mental processes, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "After a long day of meetings, my brain traffic was so congested that I struggled to focus on my evening tasks."
Alternatives: "mental overload" or "cognitive traffic."
Inside your brain, the traffic light that controls activity is perpetually green.
The neural connections are much like a road system over which the brain's traffic travels.
Mount Sinai Medical Center, already dealing with the 2 a.m. arrival of a dozen psychiatric patients who spoke only Chinese, was struggling to identify the relatives of brain-injured traffic victims from Bellevue who arrived three hours later with only rudimentary medical records.
"Eventually this particular router will become obsolete (which is a good thing!) as the web becomes encrypted (meaning you cant just see all the traffic)," Brain tells The Creators Project.
We show correlations between group differences in (graph theory) strength and brain region network traffic.
No significant correlations were seen with average control brain region network traffic and group differences in degree.
Average control brain region network traffic was correlated with group differences in (graph theory) strength and degree for each brain region.
Significant positive correlations were seen with average control brain region network traffic and group differences in (graph theory) strength across all groups (Fig. 7C); however, this was not maintained after volume normalization (Supplementary Table 5).
In addition to their regulation of immune cell trafficking, brain endothelial cells strictly govern the exchange of solute and soluble factors across the BBB.
All patients sustaining blunt head injury after traffic accident who had brain-computed tomography (CT) were selected for this study.
