Sentence examples for slight brain from inspiring English sources

Or, more puzzlingly: "Did you ever notice, kid, that the words obit and orbit are separated by one little letter?" It's like listening to Humphrey Bogart, as Sam Spade, after slight brain damage from a stroke.

But in recent days there were worries that Ms. Boyle — who is said to have suffered slight brain damage when she was deprived of oxygen at birth, and is so unworldly that she has no computer — was cracking under all the pressure.

Unfortunately, they didn't get oxygen to her brain quick enough and now she has slight brain damage.

Susan Boyle, who is 52, is typical of many, having spent years believing she suffered slight brain damage at birth.

These results suggest that migraine is associated with a slight brain dysfunction between attacks, possibly caused by activity changes in subcortical or limbic structures.

The star, who shot to fame after appearing on Britain's Got Talent in 2009, had spent years believing she suffered slight brain damage at birth.

A slight interictal brain dysfunction is probably present between attacks.

NeuroSky, a company based in San Jose, Calif., recently released a Bluetooth-enabled headset that can monitor slight changes in brain waves and allow people to play concentration-based games on computers and smartphones.

On the basis of the increased theta activity they observed in migraineurs, they suggested a slight inter-ictal brain dysfunction in migraineurs between attacks, resulting in excessively slow inter-ictal activity in migraineurs, particularly as an attack approaches.

Even though 1UP.com noticed slight improvements in Brain Age 2, they found that it also introduced new issues.

This holds especially true for drugs with a narrow therapeutic index in which a slight increase in brain concentration leads to a large increase in effect size.