Interpreting the cadences of human speech requires that information be transmitted from the ear to the brain with exquisitely precise timing.
Patients were awake but sedated as the doctors used brain mapping equipment to find the precise areas of the brain surrounding the stroke — areas with no blood flow — and inject the stem cells through a few tiny holes.
Ethologically, voices are the second major channel via which we identify other people, while perceptually, individual voices (like faces) present the brain with a formidable problem of precise differentiation and identification within a class of complex sensory objects.
The final step would combine the highly precise learning technique with the highly precise mapping method for the most precise model.
Brain tests could help determine the precise cause of a kid's math impairments, "because different patterns of brain activity likely accompany each of those different cognitive impairments".
Even if we identified the precise brain areas associated with laughing, even if we were able to make someone laugh by stimulating part of their brain (which can be done), we still don't know what makes people laugh.
In neural interface platforms, cultures are often carried out on a flat, open, rigid, and opaque substrate, posing challenges to reflecting the native microenvironment of the brain and precise engagement with neurons.
Although the core regions associated with the brain's DMN have been identified, the precise components of the DMN and their loci are still not very clear [8].
The precise brain changes that occur with the onset of Alzheimer's disease are not fully known, and therefore may still be influenced by preventative measures even in advancing age.
But, sadly, our brains cannot keep count of the precise ticks that regulate us at the cellular level.
