Sentence examples for less neurological from inspiring English sources

A couple of studies have shown, for instance, that in murderers the brain's command center — the prefrontal cortex — is smaller or has less neurological activity than in the average person.

Vtesse says that unpublished results from an earlier trial when the drug was still being shepherded by NCATS showed that children with NPC who received the drug intrathecally had "significantly" less neurological progression after 12 and 18 months than a control group of untreated children.

PEISR can achieve similar results with less instability when compared to VCR, with theoretically less neurological risk [ 15] (Fig.  2).

Fourth, experiment 2 revealed that MOG35-55 produced less neurological motor dysfunction when female mice were in the proestrus phase.

Points are added up to a maximum total score of 33 (with a higher score indicating less neurological impairment).

This finding corroborates studies of motor function that reported less neurological impairment compared with diplegic and tetraplegic children [ 2, 4, 18].

Death from diseases of the musculoskeletal system was common in larger breeds, but the big dogs suffered less from neurological and endocrine ailments.

Less frequently, neurological abnormalities related to basilar impression and platybasia (mainly in type IV OI) or to direct involvement of neurovascular structures may be encountered [9, 10].

The disease leads to progressive morbidity and eventual mortality by lowering resistance to infection and causing significant skeletal destruction (with bone pain, pathological fractures, and hypercalcaemia, anaemia, renal failure [3], and, less commonly, neurological complications and hyperviscosity.

The physical and emotional impact of migraine on individual sufferers, their caretakers, family and colleagues is poorly acknowledged and this is true as well for the social and economic burden of migraine on society in comparison with those of other less prevalent, neurological disorders [9, 11 13].

Scientists have recently found that in a sizable share of people with ALS and frontotemporal dementia (FTD), a less common neurological disease characterized by language, memory, and emotional problems, this repeat occurs many more times; some people have thousands of copies.