Sentence examples for brain triggered from inspiring English sources

Happiness is a capacity for being well-deceived, wrote one of Gardiner's satirical precursors, Jonathan Swift, and in The Unavoidable, he holds forth with Swiftian panache: Happiness is a chemical imbalance in the brain triggered by these tranquillity pills, tested to destruction on laboratory rats, whose happiness is quite depressing.

Gage says an increased level of growth factors in the brain, triggered by heavy exercise, may boost cell proliferation.

A faint, hairline pulse of a migraine has begun somewhere in the cerebellum of your brain, triggered by the ugly fluorescent lighting you'd been obliged to switch on a few minutes ago.

When early mammals mated, the clitoris could send signals to the brain, triggering hormones that released an egg.

When a person is afraid, the amygdala, an almond-shaped set of neurons in the brain, triggers the "fight or flight" response, causing palms to sweat, pupils to dilate, and ensures that the body is pumped with dopamine and adrenaline.

So you can consider them opioids, but they seem to trigger the positive effects of opioids in the brain, triggering less negative side effects than other opioids as well.

Hormones and hormone-like substances, the production of which is ramped up during exercise, have been shown to cross from the blood into the brain, triggering changes in its structure and function.

To create such treatments, researchers must first understand how increased acidity in the brain triggers cell death.

Intriguingly, infusion of AβOs in the brain triggers glucose intolerance, insulin resistance and other manifestations of diabetes in mice.

Early studies indicate that the brain triggers the release of bursicon from the fused thoracic/abdominal ganglion to the hemolymph by nervous stimuli leading to cuticle sclerotization [ 5].

In rodents, it was also found that insulin can promote thermogenesis through its action in the brain, triggering sympathetic activation to BAT (164).