Sentence examples for double brain from inspiring English sources
"Ours was a double brain drain," she said over the phone.
Talking on a cellphone while driving, for example, does not double brain activity, but instead it diminishes the brainpower for either task.
Edwyn suffered a double brain hemorrhage in 2005 and drawing was one means of rehabilitating himself back to health..
The Brazilian midfielder suffered from a double brain-freeze to give away the ball twice and allow Shinji Kagawa to score the opener inside 159 seconds.
The results are very convincing, showing that a one-time 3h exposure to nickel hydroxide nanoparticles at the "permissible" level doubled brain levels of Aβ40 and Aβ42 within 24h increases that are similar to levels reported in younger adults with Down's syndrome.
Sid Phillips, "Toy Story" (1995) While peering over Woody with a magnifying glass: "No one has ever attempted a double bypass brain transplant before".
Soluble mutant huntingtin was detected in cytosolic but not nuclear fractions obtained from R6/2 and double transgenic brain tissues (Fig. 3G).
Quantitative analysis of the fraction of Cux1 immunolabeled upper layer projection neurons (with respect to total NeuN+ or NeuN+Cux1-neurons) in the Nde1−/−Trp53−/− double mutant brain indicated that they were at the wild-type-level.
Furthermore, human HSJ1a co-localized with K63 ubiquitin immunoreactivity in nuclear inclusions in double transgenic brain (Fig. 6C), thereby confirming that the human HSJ1a mutant huntingtin complexes are K63 ubiquitylated in vivo.
However, we were unable to interpret the identity of the supernumerary neuroblasts in the btd, pnt double mutant brain because btd mutant type II neuroblasts acquire a type I neuroblast functional identity without displaying a type I neuroblast marker expression profile.
Due to the random nature of somatic mutations and the putative involvement of heterochromatic repetitive sequences in the Nde1-p53 double mutant brain, it would be hard to pinpoint specific mutations and reach a statistically significant consensus conclusion with individual or a limited number of FISH probes.
