Sentence examples for degree of brain from inspiring English sources

If you lived, you would likely have some degree of brain damage.

In the past, those who survived typically had some degree of brain damage, Dr. Staffenberg said.

"Something must account for the disjunction between the degree of brain damage and its outcome," the Columbia scientists deduced.

More than 70 percent of patients recover; some recover completely, whereas others suffer some degree of brain damage.

The respondents noted four cases in which yoga's extreme bending and contortions resulted in some degree of brain damage.

It's a good question, but we need to remember that brain death is really a devastating degree of brain injury.

Group 4 showed lesser degree of brain atrophy in cortex and striatum, when compared with other groups.

Previous studies have shown that loss of consciousness in UWS patients is associated with a variable degree of brain damage and physical disconnection of neural linkages57,58.

"There's a lot of evidence from Scandinavian countries of painters having a degree of brain damage, and it's always been attributed to solvent exposure," Hay says.

And last year, the findings of a study of New Zealand soldiers suggested "a measurable degree of brain perturbation" from exposure to breaching blasts in training.

When war was declared, she shot herself in the head, but survived, and lived for several years with a degree of brain damage.