Sentence examples for disruption to brain from inspiring English sources

These occur when there is adequate force to the head to result in a similar disruption to brain cell functioning as a concussion, but without any symptoms.

The opposite state, that is, unconsciousness, is defined as: 'a state of unawareness (loss of consciousness) in which there is temporary or permanent disruption to brain function.

Notably, in rats, late gestational exposure to CPF (GD17 GD20) resulted in more disruption to brain functionality than did exposure during neurulation (GD9 GD12), with males more affected than females (Aldridge et al. 2005b).

Disruption to brain development affects the ability to learn, with recent studies for example showing that self-regulation is linked to the development of literacy and numeracy skills [ 13].

Brain injury and death may result from the initial hemorrhage because of increased intracranial pressure, brain herniation and physical disruption to the brain.

Unconsciousness, caused by temporary or permanent disruption to the brain, is generally assessed by the observation of behavioural indicators, which are internally coordinated responses to internal or external stimuli (Levitis et al., 2009).

Moreover, behavioral studies indicate that ASD is unlikely to involve just a single primary processing deficit (Minshew et al., 1997), suggesting that it is inadequate to hypothesize that ASD involves disruption to any one brain system in the context of otherwise typical brain organization.

The work led to their book To See But Not to See (1987), documenting the case of a patient, John, who had lost his ability to "see" objects not because of a problem of vision, but because of a disruption to how his brain interpreted visual information, a condition known as visual agnosia.

The discrepancy between our study and that of Monje et al (2003) may be attributable to the irradiation protocol, given that a split dose of 15 Gy may induce less disruption to the blood brain barrier than a single 10 Gy dose (Trnovec et al, 1990).

Several studies have found that the elevation of the CSF/serum albumin index may be a useful measure of disruption to the blood-brain barrier due to VaD [ 83- 86].

This possibility opens new and stimulating possibilities of pharmacological strategies directed against the BBB disruption, albumin pass to brain extracellular space, astrocyte activation, DNA synthesis, and so on.