Sentence examples for issues of brain from inspiring English sources

This issue tries to give examples of researching key issues of brain dysfunction in mental disorders on different levels of distinction.

The results appear in the May issue of Brain, Behavior, and Immunity.

The report appears in the March issue of Brain, Behavior and Immunity.

The study was published in the August issue of Brain, Behavior and Immunity.

It is the eighth hearing on the issue of brain injuries among athletes of all ages since October.

The issue of brain injuries sustained on the football field has forced a reckoning at all levels of the sport in recent years.

As the House Judiciary Committee prepares to hold a hearing on Wednesday on the issue of brain injuries in football, this latest data further underscores the possible safety risks of the modern game at all levels, from the N.F.L. to youth leagues.

A small study, published in the February issue of Brain, Behavior and Immunity, found that lifting weights before a vaccination increased antibody response in women, while reducing it in men.

Re "N.F.L. Asserts Greater Risks of Head Injury," July 26: The continuous refusal by the lawyers retained by the N.F.L. to accept the association between long-term disability and concussions exemplifies their disingenuous position when confronting the issue of brain damage.

Re "The Voices In My Head Say 'Buy It!' Why Argue?" (Findings, Jan . 16: The answer to the question of what makes some people more responsive than others to the act of buying may very well in part be an issue of brain physiology.

In his opening statement, the committee chairman, Representative John Conyers Jr. said the issue of brain injuries in football warranted federal scrutiny because "the N.F.L. is a monopoly whose existence was legislatively sanctioned," referring to the antitrust exemption for broadcasting that has helped the league grow into a multibillion-dollar operation.