Sentence examples for example for brain from inspiring English sources

The determination of the 14C content of various tissues may be used to assess turnover rates and degree of substitution (for example for brain cell DNA).

Also, if the hexokinase isoform changes, the phosphorylation coefficient must be adjusted, for example, for brain cells with glucokinase (Roncero et al., 2000) and tumours with different hexokinase isoforms (Kapoor et al., 1989).

For example, for brain tissue the PEM scores from SAGEmap and TissueInfo data are both positive for 134 genes, both negative for 184 genes, and in disagreement for only 28 genes (i.e., one method identifies the gene as significantly over-expressed in brain, and the other identifies it as significantly under-expressed).

The light sedation guidelines were not applied for patients during the acute phase of selected conditions (for example, traumatic brain injury), for patients receiving neuromuscular blocking agents or when the guidelines were not indicated by the attending physician.

For example, brain data collected for research purposes are usually stored for analysis on externally located EEG-databases and repositories.

For example the brain accounts for the largest fraction of acetylated membrane proteins, which explains why pathway enrichment analysis of all acetylated plasma membrane proteins emphasizes neurophysiological functions.

For example, brain tissue can be examined for cytokine/chemokine differences in mice treated/untreated with antipyretics after inducing fever with LPS.

If these mechanisms actually exist, their understanding will be valuable for devising new therapies to prevent excitocytotic neuronal death following, for example, brain and spinal cord injury.

For example, brain tissue can be submitted to the National Prion Disease Pathology Surveillance Center NPDPSCC) in Cleveland, Ohio, for free state-of-the-art diagnostic testing (14 ).

For example, brain levels of the curcuminoids reached concentrations of up to 3  μM for curcumin and up to 6  μM for tetrahydrocurcumin (TC) [ 59].

For example, in brain networks, discriminative subgraph patterns for neurological disorders indicate brain injuries associated with particular regions.