Furthermore, brain scans showed increased cerebral activity in the very areas activated during the mental task, demonstrating the drug's specificity.
"His cerebral activity is intact and we are extremely relieved.
But "Maestro" offers a good measure of cerebral activity.
To the Victorians, therefore, cerebral activity was analagous to the latest technology.
By Alan Lightman October 1, 2014 Magnetoencephalography detects variations in the brain's magnetic field during various types of cerebral activity.
I, at the age of fifteen, was an adherent of this philosophy, though calling it philosophy would suggest a level of cerebral activity that just wasn't there.
The result, as in the work of Bob Woodward, whom she memorably derided in 1996 for writing "books in which measurable cerebral activity is virtually absent", is a human interest-driven "political pornography".
He is an alcoholic and depressive, deeply disenchanted with the meaning and usefulness of philosophy and indeed all cerebral activity and greatly disconcerts his starstruck colleagues with his cynicism.
This gentle cerebral activity grows and flourishes over four weeks as I drive at around 50mph on a largely straight two-lane road with little traffic, my progress marked by the rhythm of oncoming telegraph poles.
Cerebral activity makes enormous demands on vital energy, and "if expenditure is excessive it cannot be met without deduction from that reserve power which should go to race-maintenance".
Schizophrenic patients performing a nonverbal attribution of intentions task have an abnormal cerebral activity.
