Sentence examples for screening the brain from inspiring English sources

Microglia cells are the resident immune cells of the central nervous system, constantly screening the brain environment.

As Dr. Omalu explained after the screening, "The brain does not wear a seat belt" and is not designed to withstand continued trauma.

METHODS: For this study, we screened the significant brain metastasis-related miRNAs from 77 lung adenocarcinoma (LUAD) patients with brain metastasis (BM+) or non-brain metastasis (BM−).

While screening the expression pattern of brain specific miRNAs in developing brains and in adult brains by quantitative PCR (qPCR), we found that expression of miR-9 showed a bell-shaped pattern with their expression reaching maximum level at E16, right before the onset of astrogliogenesis.

In Theater of Dreams, where a childlike drawing appears to burst into three-dimensional motion on two movie screens, the brain is compared to the director of a film, as well as to its cameraman and star.

The sensitivity of the strains cog6Δ and vps52Δ to αSyn expression was much higher, and integration of two galactose-inducible copies of WT human αSyn in the strain cog6Δ (cog6Δ2αSyn) resulted in a sufficiently strong growth defect allowing efficient screening of the brain cDNA library for suppressors of αSyn-induced toxicity.

"The curvature of the screen tricks the brain into perceiving that you're not overpaying".

Reinforcement is provided by a self-selected movie that will be presented on the screen if the brain produces the desired activity, as detected by an electrode placed at Cz (see Figure  1).

Susceptible genotypes of sheep maintained in this facility for over six years (up to the end of the current studies) have shown neither clinical signs of scrapie nor evidence of infection in routine screening of the brains of sheep culled from the flock.

Screening by brain imaging in asymptomatic patients is not performed routinely at the National Cancer Center.

Women may be unaware of links between breast cancer and OC (Andersen et al, 2004) and may misunderstand the purpose of screening (Brain et al, 2004).