Sentence examples for neural route from inspiring English sources

For example, in the case of a young man who awoke from a coma after a car crash believing that his mother was an imposter, Ramachandran believes that there was damage to a neural route that takes visual information to his amygdala (a part of the brain involved in investing objects with emotional significance).

Alternatively, it could be because the functions of the brain they're using require a little less oxygen, and this different way of "being" is a less demanding, more effective neural route.

In an attempt to understand if a strictly neural route of CNS invasion might have occurred, we performed sPMCA on the mesenteric, mediastinal, and ileocecocolic lymph nodes, tonsils, vagus nerve, intermediolateral spinal cord segments, and ileum from the above 5 urine/feces exposed deer and from positive and negative control deer.

The neural route is through the dorsal motor nucleus of the vagus nerve [ 110].

Nevertheless, carvacrol, one constituent of C. copticum with potent bronchodilatory effect, did not show any antitussive effect which suggested different afferent neural route between cough and bronchoconstriction [ 26].

The present findings confirm that the OBF is one of the neural routes through which IL-1β exerts modulatory effect on the central homeostatic regulation.

Overall, the results from the present study suggest that individuals with autism resort to altered neural routes in comprehending language in general, and figurative language in particular.

The present studies therefore indicate these agents spread via blood, with neural routes playing a secondary role.

The sickness response to immune challenge is related to the induction of pro-inflammatory cytokines, including IL-6, which signal to the brain via a neural and endocrine route (Goehler et al., 2000; Dantzer et al., 2008; Gibb et al., 2008; Haroon et al., 2012).

Motor BMIs, for instance, re-route neural activity to control movements of a new effector and could restore movement to people with paralysis.

This information is then transmitted via neural or hormonal routes (e.g. melatonin) to the rest of the body.