Sentence examples for head brain from inspiring English sources

His eyes were open, wide and horrified; he was restless, and kept moving his bandaged head, brain fluid soaking the pillow behind him.

Cavagnoud, a 31-year-old from the Alpine resort of La Clusaz, and Anwander were then transported by helicopter to Innsbruck's primary hospital, where Cavagnaud underwent approximately five hours of surgery on Monday night in an attempt to treat the injuries to her head, brain, liver and rib cage.

"We in science can dot the line between blows to the head, brain degeneration and all of these other issues," said Dr. Charles H. Tator, a neurosurgeon and researcher at Toronto Western Hospital who directs programs to reduce head and spinal-cord injuries in sports.

Perhaps some force was acting through a distance in my head, brain cell by brain cell.

Several studies have reported the effectiveness of bicycle helmets in reducing the risk of head, brain, and severe brain injury by 63 to 88%% (Thompson et al. 2000; American Academy of Pediatrics & Committee on Injury and Poison Prevention 2001; Mattei et al. 2012; Yeung et al. 2009) and facial trauma by 65%% (Thompson et al. 2000).

The review found that helmets provide up to a 63 to 88 % reduction in the risk of head, brain, and severe brain injury for cyclists of all ages as well as a 65%% reduction of injuries to the upper- and mid-face (Thompson et al. 2000).

As we slithered across a rock, pre- head brain," the neurotransmitters we know, like dopre- headerotonin and norepinephrine, and hormones like adrenaline and insulin ran "The Project" -- you, from your midsection (e.g., Petrovsky 1997).

Fly heads (brain enriched) and thoraxes (muscle enriched) were homogenized and mitochondrial homogenates were purified as described by Walker et al (2006).

Messages constantly travel back and forth between your gut-brain and your head-brain, and when those messages are interfered with in any way your health will suffer.

In here there are giant, expensive European models of lung systems, heads, brains, etc.

Our study therefore indicates that head-brain phenotypic integration might have played an important role in forming the macro-evolutionary variation of brain size in cichlid fishes, a group which has been an important model system for the study of phenotypic diversification.