Sentence examples for some types of brain from inspiring English sources

He suspects damaged primary cilia may cause some types of brain tumors.

Temozolomide, sold by Schering-Plough as Temodar in the United States and Temodal in Europe, is usually used to treat recurrences of some types of brain cancer, rather than for initial treatment as in this trial.

Recently, increasing evidence has demonstrated beneficial effects of HMGB1 in some types of brain injury, but little is known about its effects during the late phase of subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH).

87 Surface nestin thus seems to be a suitable target molecule for identification of CSCs in some types of brain tumors, especially in gliomas.

Several of these studies did not follow workers after they left the job of interest (Garland et al. 1990; Grayson 1996; Szmigielski 1996), with the potential for bias if individuals left employment because of health problems that later turned out to be due to cancer; this might especially be a problem for some types of brain tumor, which can be present for long periods before diagnosis.

A good way to see why analytic functionalists insist that functional characterizations provide meaning analyses is to revisit a debate that occurred in the early days of the Psycho-Physical Identity Theory, the thesis that each type of mental state can be identified with some type of brain state or neural activity.

I don't know if this would mean some type of brain surgery or stem cell implant or something else.

Carlo D'Este wrote that "it seems virtually inevitable ... that Patton experienced some type of brain damage from too many head injuries" from a lifetime of numerous auto- and horse-related accidents, especially one suffered while playing polo in 1936.

Some new types of brain scans to measure build-up of changes causes by Alzheimer's in the brain as well as some blood and spinal tests are in development that in the near future might be able to predict Alzheimer's.

The authors of the first case series theorized that these particular tumors — which have the potential to grow any type of cell in the body — grew some type of primitive brain cells.

Previous reviews of prognostic studies in TBI have only focused on individual predictors or have been restricted to prognostic models of some type of traumatic brain injury or outcome.