Sentence examples for brain triggers from inspiring English sources

"An accumulation of these brain triggers might bring people closer to the edge than they had realised," said Prof Leyton.

We employed a rodent model of chronic infection to investigate the extent to which cyst presence in the brain triggers activation of cerebral C1q.

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.

Electrical activity in the adult mammalian brain triggers neurogenesis.

The more you obsess, the less serotonin and GABA your brain triggers.

You can really start to ask questions about what it means when a part of the brain triggers something as complex as aggression or violence.

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

The realisation of what you've done will soon get through your alcohol-infused brain, triggering an adrenaline-rush fight-or-flight response.

You recognize the words in this paragraph, for example, thanks to a particular pattern of electrical activity in your brain triggered by input from your eyes.

"When you lean down, you change the pressure in your thorax," which can force a clot through the hole in the heart and into the brain, triggering a stroke.

Changes to a protein found throughout the brain trigger a disastrous immune response.