Sentence examples for permit the brain from inspiring English sources
It has been proposed that tinnitus persists because the sound lacks any context or behaviourally relevant meaning that might permit the brain to ignore it over time [ 6, 7].
infection of adult mice with a sub-lethal dose (~LD20) of live meningococci in order to limit a rapid fatal outcome and permit the development of brain damage.
A procedure to relieve the pressure involves placing a shunt in the brain to permit the fluid to return to its natural movement.
A substantial test of Lorenz's theory of the specificity of infant faces requires a direct comparison between matched adult faces and infant faces from the first year of life; preferably using unfamiliar faces and neuroimaging techniques that permit the temporal progression of brain activity to be studied.
This account of functional recovery in a structurally altered brain would permit the possibility for activations to task in PT and term born children to be largely overlapping, though the connectivity between regions may differ.
Small incisions were made in the dura mater to permit the placement of recording electrodes into the brain.
PSD fractions of postmortem brain tissue may permit the study of protein-protein interactions with some confidence.
miRNA editing increases during brain development and may permit the emergence of new biological functions (e.g., a novel translational control of the development of nerve cell extensions [i.e., dendritogenesis]) (Ekdahl et al. 2012).
Conversely, overabundant cerebral blood flow (CBF) relative to metabolic need is also problematic in that this can result in the breakdown of the blood brain barrier and permit the transudation of fluid into the interstitum and pericapillary astrocytes.
It is not biased toward any specific brain region and permits the identification of potential brain structure differences or abnormalities.
On the other hand, the increasing efficiency of the mature (adult) brain permits the development and use of compensatory strategies.
