Sentence examples for insufficient brain from inspiring English sources
However, insufficient brain delivery to yield beneficial central without peripheral side effects have prevented clinical development in most instances.
Many pathologies connected with the arousal system, such as abnormalities in sleep architecture and an insufficient brain sleep-promoting system accompany the epileptic phenotype.
TASP0390136 was also chosen for radiolabeling as a control compound with insufficient brain uptake in order to assess the consistency between ex vivo LC-MS/MS and in vivo PET data.
Specifically, the earlier imaging studies used subliminal priming masking paradigm with a brief stimulus exposure, which could have resulted in insufficient brain stimulation.
*Not done, not performed if insufficient brain material was available for cerebral inoculation or if the infected brain failed to propagate in the cell line.
Group 1 – Predominantly neuronal with less neuropil labelling Group 2 – Predominantly neuropil with less neuronal labelling (in both groups the overall distribution of IHC types is similar) Group 3 – Like group 2 but with prominent aggregated/stellate forms 1 Not included are two animals with insufficient brain material for a comparative analysis.
However, these monies are used mostly for staple foods, shelter, maintenance, and clothing, with little true investment.6 Ultimately, compensation policies alone are insufficient because brain drain's impact is much more than economic.
With insufficient hypocretin, the brain is unable to properly regulate sleep, and the stages of sleep become disorganized.
There were insufficient children with brain disease only to carry out a separate analysis.
The actin-bundling protein fascin links these two challenging clinical conditions: excess fascin promotes tumor invasion and metastasis, whereas insufficient fascin disrupts brain development.
The available therapies are insufficient to restrict brain damage; therefore, we need to understand the mechanisms underlying neuronal death in those regions surrounding the infarct.
