Sentence examples for correct brain from inspiring English sources

Within this category are wearables to do with "performance brain training": Versus requires you to tap into the correct brain wave to complete a game, and Narbis claims to be based on Nasa research.

We have designed and implemented a method to detect and correct brain shift using pre-operative MR images and intraoperative Doppler ultrasound data and present its validation with both real and simulated data.

So only authorized receiver can get the correct brain medical information with its private key.

The axons also tended to grow in the right direction: More than 4 times as many axons grew into the correct brain structure in the treated rats compared to the untreated ones, the team reports in the May issue of Nature Neuroscience.

In this study we have shown that modulation of the DYRK1A gene copy number can correct brain morphogenesis alterations.

Appropriate levels of TH are absolutely critical for correct brain development through molecular mechanisms that aren't well understood [1].

In this setting, the possibility to correct brain-shift for all the surgery is particularly relevant.

Subsequently, we obtained body size corrected brain weight by using a phylogenetic size correction (PSC) that computes the residual, i.e. the deviation between the estimated value from a least squares regression and the data while controlling for phylogenetic non-independence [ 68].

Scrolling through these deleted tweets is a bit like falling into a portal to the self-correcting brain.

Resultant double transgenic mice had normal levels of DYRK1A mRNA in the brain (Fig 1A) and a corrected body weight (data not shown); MRI analyses revealed a corrected brain volume and a corrected regional morphology (fig 1B). Figure 1C shows a linear regression analysis of the relationship between brain volume and Dyrk1a gene copy number.

Although most studies have investigated only relative brain size variation (correcting brain size for variation in body size), absolute brain size can also account for differences in behaviour and/or habitat use.