Sentence examples for exceptional brain from inspiring English sources

In vivo biodistribution indicated that this complex had exceptional brain uptake (2.47% ID/g at 5 min and 0.75% ID/g at 60 min).

While in some countries - notably the United States - policy debate is centered on preschool-aged children, several other nations, including Norway, have focused on ECEC beginning in infancy, a time of exceptional brain growth that can be influenced by early learning contexts (Fox and Rutter 2010; Shonkoff and Phillips 2000).

It also has exceptional brain kinetic profiles and demonstrated specific labeling of A β plaques based on in vitro and ex vivo staining studies (Fig. 5).

People often talk about Lasseter's movies having "heart", and no doubt that is a key to their popularity, but they also have exceptional brains.

It seemed reasonable that the brains of exceptional people — whether geniuses or criminals — must share common physical traits that fostered those respective traits, and so scientists obtained and preserved exceptional brains for post-mortem study.

Could people endowed with super-memories, then, have exceptional brains?

Those who work for him now remark on his exceptional political brain, on his ability to outthink his opponents with strokes of tactical genius, to present even the most dense economic argument with an eye to what will make the next day's headlines and to know, deep down in his bones, what will win over a crowd.

Even contemporary scientists are developing their scientific researches based on Loo's exceptional results on brain areas in didelphis, such as Thalamic nuclei (Olokowicz et al. 2008) and claustrum (Hinova-Palova et al. 2008; Mathur 2014).

"The human brain, except in exceptional cases, can't remember a string of 16 solos.

Yes, he does things that, as the science shows, require exceptional ball-to-brain coordination.

Critical periods are exceptional, rather than typical in brain development, brain development is life-long but above all the study of the human brain is in its conceptual infancy.