Sentence examples for problem brain from inspiring English sources

This influx has always contributed to the strength of U.S. research, but it creates a problem—"brain drain --that leaves a technical vacuum overseas, especially in drain --thatountries.

PROBLEM: Brain glycogen is normally confined to astrocytes, where it serves as an energy reservoir for neurons.

However, according to Simone Eick, director of the Bremerhaven museum, emigration is likely to become a long-term trend.The modest figures mask a more serious problem: brain-drain.

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More than 200 animal studies have linked ingesting minute amounts of the substance to a range of reproductive problems, brain damage, immune deficiencies, metabolic abnormalities, and behavioral oddities like hyperactivity, learning deficits and reduced maternal willingness to nurse offspring.

So Ms Solomon had no choice but to become a walking filing cabinet of records on allergies, pituitary-gland problems, brain scans and "every piece of paper a doctor ever wrote about Alex's case".

Symptoms reported by the victims include dizziness, nausea, severe headaches, balance problems, brain swelling, and tinnitus.

Owing to histological problems, brain sections from a single mouse were not processed for determination of BBB injury (Fig. 1E, KO to KO group).

Similar potential benefits – related to diagnosis, treatment selection, treatment monitoring, de-stigmatization, compliance, and understanding – are noted for persons with attention disorders, addictions, autism spectrum, behavioural problems, brain injury, marital conflict, memory issues, and weight issues [ 26].

How does the BTT address the apparent problem of "brain interventions," such as LSD, microelectrodes, or brain tumors?

Patients were admitted for complicated pneumonia (three), abdominal problems (one), heart problems (two), brain haemorrhage (two), cancer (one), and a severe accident (one).