Sentence examples for outward brain from inspiring English sources

Thus, we may ask whether the sample countries in this paper have experienced outward brain drain migration.

In AD, a primary arterial wall pathology may be responsible for greater outward brain expansion, compression of the subarachnoid spaces and thus an increase in spinal cord oscillations [ 21].

In normal subjects, increased intracerebral volume usually caused by systolic arterial inflow, results in expansion of the arterial tree in two directions: (i) outward from the ventricles (with associated outward brain compression and CSF flush flow through the SASs) and (ii) inwards due to ventricle compression and aqueductal CSF flush flow.

From this primitive center, the neurotransmitter dopamine, the molecular essence of desire, radiates outward through the brain.

Deniz Erten-Lyons, who works at Oregon Health and Science University, in Portland, and her colleagues think they have found a consistent feature of the brains of those who have the internal stigmata of Alzheimer's disease without suffering the outward manifestations: their brains are larger.

His hair, a humid nightmare in the first set, seemed, by the fifth, to be shooting ever outward, as if his brain were exploding — This can't be happening — and pushing everything else out with it.

The brain exhibits relatively little outward differentiation and has an extremely small volume with respect to the cranial capacity.

Numerous changes in the human body and mind are due to aging, which includes not only outward appearance but also changes of the brain volume (Raz et al. 2005).

Inhibition of miR-29b by in utero electroporation of anti-miR-29b into embryonic mouse brains led to premature outward cortical migration.

Psychiatric researchers have long since tended to distance themselves from much of his thinking, yet few would deny the libido's crucial part in who we are, with its neural systems radiating outward from the primal regions of the brain.

All CTB+ astrocytes analysed for hemichannel studies were located in the striatum, where measurements were initiated at the brain abscess border and extended outward for a distance of up to 1 mm.