Sentence examples for brains beyond from inspiring English sources

The researchers concluded that the process of obtaining a license and maintaining the mental acuity to navigate the city helped London's cab drivers develop their brains beyond normal capacities.

The resulting game of cat and mouse, in which both mice labor under the illusion that they are playing cat, has already provoked two sequels, and you can view the complete trilogy at this year's New York Film Festival, should you wish to frazzle your brains beyond repair.

Following complex story lines stretches our brains beyond the 140 characters of sound-bite thinking, and staying within the world of a novel gives us the ability to be quiet and alone, two skills that are disappearing faster than the polar icecaps.

Strokes and other head traumas damage the brain beyond their site of origin by exciting nearby neurons to death.

Dementia is a chronic and progressive decline in cognitive function due to the damage or disease in the brain beyond what might be expected from normal aging [1].

As the compound is virtually undetectable in plasma or brain beyond 8 h post-dosing, and since nothing is known about potentially active metabolites, we consider the possibility that single dose treatment with SB-334867 results in enduring alterations to the orexin-1 receptor and/or downstream signalling pathways.

He was adamant that, "measuring how much THC is in the brain beyond the blood-brain barrier is pretty much impossible to do from outside the brain".

Rather than creating dysfunctional brains that can't focus, the evidence is just as strong that experience being "bathed in bits" is pushing the human brain beyond conventional capacity limitations.

Although the study only examines cocaine I have no doubt that EVERY psychoactive substance produces structural changes in the brain (beyond the obvious cascade of neurotransmitters and blocking or unblocking of various pores and channels).

Rescue experiments for D0067-Gal4 were not possible as the rescue strain dunce1; D0067-Gal4/UAS-dunce was larval-lethal, possibly due to widespread expression in the brain beyond the mushroom bodies (Figure 4B).

Recent imaging studies suggest this kind of resonant activity extends widely in the brain, beyond the classical MNS.