Sentence examples for milder brain from inspiring English sources

Albicini's team reports in the Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation that children with moderately severe brain injuries and females in general were at the greatest risk for long-term psychological effects compared with boys and children who had milder brain injuries.

The incidence of infectious complications in the NE group was low, because of milder brain injury, shorter skin incisions, and shorter operation times.

Although the onset of mouse Lhx5 expression in the prospective forebrain occurs earlier and the expression is more intense than Lhx1 expression, Lhx5 null mice exhibit much milder brain defects in hippocampal development, possibly due to functional compensation by Lhx1 (Zhao et al., 1999).

"There's no such thing as a mild brain injury.

Mild brain injury was widely overlooked by the military and the veterans health system until recently.

So far, 33,000 of 227,015, about 15percentt, have screened positive for mild brain injury since April 2007.

One boy at the house was caught 17 times and beaten, it seemed, to the point of mild brain damage.

Costa has a mild brain injury from that night, though she does not recall this exact diagnosis.

A friend is working on a project involving mild brain stimulation.

But his wife, who was born with mild brain injuries, noticed that Sergeant Wood, a military policeman, was not himself mentally.

But mild brain injuries often go undetected, with their symptoms of irritability, headaches, dizziness and a foggy feeling in the head, Dr. Zollman said.