Sentence examples for deep into the brain from inspiring English sources

Thread-like tendrils burrow deep into the brain, making it all but impossible to remove the tumour completely.

Some scientists have imagined treatments evocative of Delgado's stimoceiver: implanted L.E.D.s that flash light deep into the brain to quiet anxiety symptoms or, in schizophrenics, hallucinations.

The buzz: "Ferocious, asphyxiating sheets of warped two-dimensional Gameboy glitches and bruising drum bombast pierce the skull with sheer shrill force, burrowing deep into the brain like a fever".

The surgeon had to make his way deep into the brain, exposing the small, deadly balloon of arterial blood so that, without rupturing it, he could seal it off using a miniature metal clip.

In this procedure, a surgeon sinks wires deep into the brain and leaves them in place; a device like a pacemaker sends a current to the electrodes, interfering with circuits that appear to be hyperactive in people with the disorder.

Usually the carotid arteries make a straight line from where they take off from the aorta, the large vessel that leaves the heart, to where they deliver blood deep into the brain.

Scientists peered deep into the brains of the experts to reveal alterations in regions controlling movement.

Finally, Antonio Damasio takes us deeper into the brain in Looking for Spinoza (Heinemann, May), his latest essay on the neuroscience of emotion, and the late Stephen Jay Gould has a go at reconciling science and the humanities in The Hedgehog, The Fox and the Magister's Pox (Cape, March).

As life evolved, the pineal moved deeper into the brain.

Bucher also said the configuration of children's skulls allows cell phone radiation which falls between FM radio and microwaves on the electromagnetic spectrum to penetrate deeper into the brain.

"If this hypothesis is true, and this is strong evidence that it is, it means we have a deep insight into the brain".