Sentence examples for performance of the brain from inspiring English sources

Now an expanding body of research shows that exercise can improve the performance of the brain by boosting memory and cognitive processing speed.

His computer software is beginning to approach the performance of the brain in picking out objects in a simple scene.

We begin by quantitatively evaluating the performance of the brain region NERs and connectivity extractors against annotated corpora.

Lastly, we have included a control group of healthy siblings, to compare performance of the brain tumor survivors to children without a history of a brain tumor.

The researchers believe that this might have been caused by the increased dose of this drug accelerating higher acetyl cholinesterase reserve, which consequently raises cholinergic performance of the brain areas connected with language.

The results show that this compound has distinct clinical effects on the performance of the brain at the cognitive level as well as clinical effects at the other physiological levels such as its effects on the neurons in the brainstem that are concerned with the sensations of hunger and sexual desire.

In a review researchers Gregoire Courtine, Silvesto Micera, Jack DiGiovanna and Jose del Millan described the control of the arm as "highly intuitive and probably responsible for the unprecedented performance of the brain-machine interface".

Exhibit A is the performance of the Romney brain trust, which has suffered an unusually vigorous postelection thrashing for badly losing a winnable race.

The performance of the human brain depends on how effectively its distinct regions communicate, especially the regions which are more strongly connected to each other than to other regions, or so called "rich-clubs".

As expected, the lesions (deletions) of these bridges have a more negative effect on the performance of the whole brain functional networks than others.

However, to maximize performance, both sides of the brain need training and practice, as does the synchronization of both together, which I call "Integrative Presence".