Sentence examples for relation of brain from inspiring English sources

Howard Gardiner endorses Zenon Pylyshyn's criticisms of Searle's view of the relation of brain and intentionality, as supposing that intentionality is somehow a stuff "secreted by the brain", and Pylyshyn's own counter-thought experiment in which one's neurons are replaced one by one with integrated circuit workalikes (see also Chalmers (1996), for exploration of neuron replacement scenarios).

Recently, fMRI studies in humans have shown a relation of brain activity in regions harboring mirror neurons and an individual's empathic feelings [12] [14] likely because activity of the MNS allows the recognition of an emotion.

Thus, there are a multitude of neuroimaging studies that have examined the relation of brain affection and CTG repeat lengths.

As far we know, four other studies investigated the relation of brain pathology with nutritional status in AD patients [ 22, 26- 28].

It was stated in the studies by Ishida et al. [ 2] that concentration of dioxins in brain of female rats which were administered with TCDD and in their offspring was comparable; however dispersion of TCDD in brain of fetuses calculated in relation of brain mass towards body mass was 100-fold bigger than in their mothers.

Additional file 1: Animal datasets for the allometric scaling relation of Brain-to-Body mass for endothermic and ectothermic animals.

Although the authors reported that the rs1800497 T (A1) allele status did not predict increase in BMI over follow-up, they found that the rs1800497 T allele moderated the relations of brain responses during exposure to appetizing vs. unappetizing food to risk for increases in BMI over the 1-year follow-up.

The presence of DMT1 in the end-feet of in vivo astrocytes [46,47] was put in relation to the regulation of brain iron absorption and this gave the basis to the idea that DMT1 might be expressed at the plasma membrane where it would control direct iron entry into the cytosol [40].

Exploring the relation of whole brain subgenual ACC connectivity with CAPS and inverse PA scores revealed a negative correlation of CAPS and inverse PA scores with subgenual ACC-PCC/precuneus connectivity, amongst other regions (see Supplementary Figure S1).

Russell: "What I wish to do…is to re-state the relations of mind and brain in terms not implying the existence of either" (Russell 1956a, 135).

We examine this in relation to brain effects of activation of LR8, a putative acupuncture point for depression, using functional MRI (fMRI).