Sentence examples for developments in brain from inspiring English sources
Wolf recounts the early history of reading, speculating about developments in brain wiring as she goes.
With the developments in brain imaging and recording techniques, more and more detailed information on various brain processes becomes available, including the conscious awareness of actions.
Moreover, the developments in brain imaging and recording techniques also strongly contribute to more and more focused phenomena explored in the cognitive, behavioural, affective and physiological research areas.
Neuropsychological studies on patients with brain lesions and rapid developments in brain imaging techniques have provided us with an increasing body of data on the functional aspects of language lateralization, but little is known about the substrate on which these specializations are realized.
* Since Obama announced his Brain Initiative at the end of 2014, there have been fascinating developments in brain research, including the possibility that inflammation in the brain caused by the immune system might be responsible for such things as depression, autism and Alzheimer's disease.
This will define a more individualised treatment approach that will complement ongoing developments in brain imaging, neurosurgical and radiotherapy technology.
Zack and Casey Lynch are a young couple who, in 2005, launched NeuroInsights, a company that advises investors on developments in brain-science technology.
New developments in brain-to-machine interfaces show that such possibilities are getting closer.For many years it has been possible for people to manipulate relatively simple devices such as a computer's on-screen cursor by thinking about moving them.
"They are different in hormonal development, in brain development, in physiological development and in social development," they say.
Several studies have demonstrated the contribution of Cdk4 in tumor development in brain, skin, pancreas, eye, and tooth [ 31- 33].
Similarly, it is likely that the suppression of the majority of IR genes contralaterally prevents this development in brain regions remote to the injury.
