Extraneous brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) ameliorated impairment of neurite growth and activated the NFATc4/3 signaling pathway.
Ultimately, researchers identified the main factor in learning speed as using extraneous parts of the brain.
But it also causes side effects, like involuntary muscle contractions and dizziness, perhaps because turning on electrodes deep inside the brain also activates extraneous circuits.
It's impossible to erase all the extraneous Simpson information from my brain, so I'm curious to see if those unfamiliar with the players will know exactly what is going on with only this show to rely on.
In fact, Paul Mozdziak, a North Carolina State University professor in the business of making lab-grown turkey, pointed out that it could theoretically prove more economical than rearing animals, because there's no extraneous bone or feather or brain to grow all the energy and nutrients could go into producing pure meat.
For example, the implanted tumor was not derived from native brain tissue and the extraneous tumor distorted the surrounding normal tissues.
The experience was debilitating, almost unbearable, with the brain struggling to cancel out extraneous noises in order to hear the purity of the Clerks – terrific musicians – singing early polyphony.
Scientists don't yet understand the reason for the strange growth spurt whether it's caused by too many neurons in a particular part of the brain or a failure to prune extraneous neurons, a common occurrence in normal development.
This is not a fact a reviewer should readily admit to, I know, particularly when talking about a book that is something of a page turner, but I think it is only fair to confess to the extraneous thoughts that kept buzzing around in my brain.
It can be harder to tell whether an abrupt jump in the amplitude of a high frequency EEG oscillation was due to a feature of the subjects brain activity or an artifact of extraneous electrical activity in the laboratory or operating room where the measurements were made.
