Sentence examples for indicator in brain from inspiring English sources

Knockout of these genes had the greatest predicted effect on expression of gene involved in the GO category "apoptotic process", according to the RankSpec indicator, in brain regions such as the thalamus and pons for CHRNB3 and CHRNE genes, respectively.

HIF-1α expression is a significant prognostic indicator in glial brain tumors treated by radiotherapy [ 18, 25].

Ulman Lindenberger, director at the Max Planck Institute for Human Development, said: "If you have a whole, functioning, normal model of how decision-making or emotional responses work in the normal functioning brain, you can look at what are the early indicators in the brain [in disorders] and even try to stop them".

The studies we have discussed only imply a passive role for intracranial pulsatility, as an indicator of changes in brain compliance.

In contrast, neurodevelopmental immaturity, certain structural and functional indicators in the brain, sexual experience and prenatal alcohol exposure were associated with current and future binge drinking.

The finding is of significance, Dr. Coren said, because about half of left-handed children have neurological indicators of problems in brain development, like dyslexia and other difficulties in problem-solving.

The RTOG RPA classification is currently recognized as a major prognostic indicator in patients with brain metastases.

A third and more recent front of research involves the measurement of blood flow in the brain, which is a fairly direct indicator of functional activity in brain tissue.

On average, the indicator color was detected in brain tissues after 40 min and in adipose tissue after 3 hr.

This is a strong indicator that the decrease in brain glucose was not just a delayed reaction to the hemorrhage but was in some way related to insulin treatment.

This was interpreted as an indicator of maturational lag in brain functioning (e.g. [ 35- 37]), since slow wave activity normally decreases from childhood to adulthood (e.g. [ 38]).