Sentence examples for more sensitive brain from inspiring English sources

In addition, he says, by identifying a chemical marker--FDDNP--that can detect minute changes in -amyloid, the new research could lead to more sensitive brain scanning techniques for tracking the disease and evaluating treatments.

Brain MRI scans were available and complemented by more sensitive brain scintigraphy scans when necessary.

However, strong and consistent differences were found in more-sensitive brain MRI measures, suggesting that we may have captured people at an early stage of brain disease commensurate with less advanced T2DM.

Using a rat brain model, Hoshi et al. showed that that oxy-Hb is more sensitive to brain activity than deoxy-Hb [ 14].

Nakamae et al. [ 19] even suggested that in these conditions, ADC may be more sensitive to brain abnormalities than volume assessment.

The findings of this case study provide evidence that Hebrew, as a second language, is represented in the brain by a subsystem that does not represent Arabic (the first language), and that this subsystem is more fragile, and therefore more sensitive to brain damage.

Pulse sequences like fluid attenuated inversion recovery (FLAIR) and double inversion recovery (DIR) suppress the signal of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), while DIR also attenuates the signal of white matter (WM), and have proved to be more sensitive for brain lesions in WM and grey matter (GM) than proton density (PD) or T2-weighted (T2w) and T1-weighted (T1w) MR sequences [ 1– 5] at 1.5 T and 3.0 T.

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) enables a more sensitive detection of brain metastasis and stereotactic irradiation (SRI) efficiently controls brain metastasis.

ROI analyses are typically more sensitive than whole brain analyses.

Thus, fMRI provides a more sensitive measure of brain functioning than neurocognitive testing alone.

(1996), therefore, our results suggest that female rats may be more sensitive to the brain allopregnanolone elevating action of fluoxetine than males.