Sentence examples for relative to brain from inspiring English sources

Kiwis, for example, have nostrils at the tip of the beak and one of the largest olfactory bulbs known, relative to brain size.

However, sustained improvement of DBS therapy using directional leads depends on identification of the orientation of these leads relative to brain structures of interest.

One way to improve our understanding is to document the relative frequency OCI relative to brain, liver, aorta, and spleen injuries in blunt trauma fatalities.

The pineal lesion (arrow) is hyperintense relative to brain with foci of very low signal on sagittal T1-weighted image (a) and mixed low, intermediate and high signal on axial T2-weighted image (b).

Here, we present recordings made using a single optically-pumped magnetometer (OPM) in combination with a 3D-printed head-cast designed to accurately locate and orient the sensor relative to brain anatomy.

The coronal a T2 weighted and b b0 DWI images show a small focus of high signal soft tissue at the left hypotympanum, which returns just mildly high signal relative to brain tissue on c the b1000 DWI image, raising the possibility of a residual pearl (similar to Fig. 9a).

In an information economy, brawn is devalued as an employment asset relative to brains, and this opens careers to women, because there is a need to draw from as large a pool of brainworkers as possible, but it also weakens the nuclear family.

Of this set, 991 were expressed at higher levels in brains (forebrain and midbrain) of sexually mature males while 506 were expressed at lower levels relative to brains of sexually immature males.

Of this set, 991 were expressed at higher levels in brains (forebrain and midbrain) of mature males while 506 were expressed at lower levels relative to brains of immature males.

The lack of gp78/AMFR expression in adult thymus and spleen is consistent with previous reports of the reduced expression of gp78/AMFR in adult brain relative to developing brain [48].

We recently demonstrated that both leptin and ObR proteins are overexpressed in human brain tumors relative to normal brain tissue, and that leptin/ObR expression levels positively correlate with the degree of malignancy.