Sentence examples for brain which is consistent from inspiring English sources

Note here brainstem and several subcortical regions are closely embedded in the Isomap, suggesting that they are highly interconnected (while less so with the rest of the brain), which is consistent with known neuroanatomy.

This analysis demonstrates that IhNSCs efficiently survive in vivo and that their engraftment and migration capacities are improved in a lesioned brain, which is consistent with previous results showing that injury generates a local environment permissive for the integration of xenotransplanted cells [17], [29], [32].

Significant differences were also detected between glioma and normal brain, which is consistent with previous studies on both glioma (Zhang et al, 2003; Iwadate et al, 2004) and other types of tumours (Melle et al, 2004).

We found that LMP2 and LMP7 were sparely present in glial-like cells in non-ischemic brain, which is consistent with the notion that the brain is very low in immune activity under physiological condition.

Because ERVs constitute a significant part of the human genome, the study concluded that alcohol abuse causes global DNA hypomethylation in the brain, which is consistent with the majority of previous studies on alcohol-induced changes in DNA methylation.

They also proved that MK-801 could increase neuronal apoptosis in the immature brain, which is consistent with our findings that the apoptotic rate of cells pretreated with MK-801 is higher than those without MK-801 pretreatment in GluN3A overexpressing cells after glutamate insult.

In this study, the OEF was calculated as 63.7 ± 7.2% in the whole brain, which was consistent with our previous study (64.6 ± 9.1%).

These results suggested that OPN expression was highly upregulated in the NMO brain but not in the MS brain, which was consistent with the results in Fig. 1.

The intravascular injection of either wild-type or partially modified sulphamidase in MPS-IIIA mice did not result in an improvement of pathological vacuolization in the affected brain, which was consistent with the observed absence of significant levels of sulphamidase in the brain (Fig 5A and Supporting Information Fig S2).

Increased concentrations of glutamate were also reported in the neurometabolism of ADHD brains, which is consistent with altered glutamate transmission in ADHD [ 8].

SphK2 which is largely less implicated in the overall production of S1P than SphK1 did not show any particular modification of its expression in AD brains which is consistent with literature [ 47].