Sentence examples for prominent brain from inspiring English sources

Some prominent brain surgeons made news on Larry King's show this year with their fears of cellphones, thereby establishing once and for all that epidemiology is not brain surgery — it's more complicated.

Concussions have become one of the top concerns in sports in recent years after prominent brain injuries and disease in former N.F.L. players, driven in part by some high-profile suicides.

Therefore, the creation of a MRI template was done by manual co-registration of all MR images based on prominent brain structures and the overall cortical contour and calculation of a mean image (Pmod 3.3, Pmod Technologies, Zurich, Switzerland).

At age 37, prominent brain scientist Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor had a stroke that wiped her memory clean.

No other species with a prominent brain such as dolphins, chimpanzees, octopuses, or parakeets have achieved this and clearly it is not a matter of brain size.

A comparison of brain sections of IV-infected animals revealed larger numbers and more prominent brain lesions in mice infected with C. gattii cells with extracellular fibrils; these lesions also contained relatively more yeast cells than did lesions seen in mice infected with C. gattii cells grown on YPD agar (details not shown).

Columbia University has quietly suspended research at a nationally prominent brain-imaging center and reassigned its top managers after federal investigators found that it had routinely injected mental patients with drugs that contained potentially dangerous impurities.

They were characterised by a short, muscular physique, a barrel chest, large brain and prominent facial features.

This was, however, more prominent in brain than in skin, suggesting more dynamic/pronounced changes of transcript levels in brain over lifetime compared to skin.

Histopathological study of completely resected meningiomas showed that loss of architecture, frequent mitotic figures, a high cellularity, increased nucleo-cytoplasmic ratio, a prominent nucleolus, brain invasion, and necrosis were correlated with the grade of the meningiomas.

It seems to be most prominent in brain areas underlying the development of higher cognitive specialization.