Sentence examples for concerned brain from inspiring English sources

Patrick Ewing limped slightly down a Conseco Fieldhouse corridor, trailed by Dave Checketts, the Madison Square Garden president, and the rest of the franchise's concerned brain trust.

Note however that the critical comparison in the present study concerned brain activity associated with the subjective perception of the subjects ("responded self" vs. "responded other") rather than with the objective stimulus that they viewed ("view self" vs. "view other") and that was the variable confounded with synchronicity.

For remembered items, ripple-triggered replay mainly concerned brain patterns from late encoding periods; for forgotten items, neural activity from early encoding time periods was replayed.

If you are positive and concerned, then your brain turns to "broaden and build" thinking which allows you to process more possibilities.

A few days later we were tipped off about a similar operation to limit aggression in humans being practised at a hospital in Bradford, involving the partial destruction of the hypothalamus - the neural control centre at the base of the brain, concerned with regulating hunger and thirst.

"So far as the brain is concerned, maths has beauty just like art.

It plays many different roles in the brain, some concerned with synapses, the interconnections between neurons, so derangements of its function are a plausible source of schizophrenia.

As he predicted, Kosslyn found that as far as the brain was concerned, spontaneous and rehearsed lies were two different things.

They noted that she had made it through the most dangerous period as far as potential swelling of her injured brain was concerned but that she still faced the risk of infection and other serious complications.

As far as the brain is concerned, multitasking is a fiction.

Because of the type of surface measurements mainly used, the precise brain areas concerned have remained uncertain.