Sentence examples for take the brain from inspiring English sources

If you take the brain of a person who died from Alzheimer's or Parkinson's disease, it's clear the neurons are degenerating and dying.

But until that first break, don't get distracted by anything else, because it can take the brain 20 minutes to do the equivalent of rebooting after an interruption.

Nissl, a friend and close collaborator of Alzheimer, became a medical school legend with his instructions on how to time the staining process: Take the brain out, he advised.

Take the brain scans of 1,000 couples who are happily married after 40 years.

"You've got to take the brain and the heart and the gut with you on this," Hoegh-Guldberg said.

Researchers did not take the brain cells from embryos; they created them from stem cells obtained from other sources.

Take the brain out of it, though, and Tyson is pretty sure he has the brawn to take Nye in a cage match.

Because of the importance of a group's interconnectedness, Malone has even been able to take the brain metaphor one step further.

It doesn't take the brains of an archbishop to work out that you have a huge hole," he says.

Line breeding, or mating the offspring with its own parents, enhances certain desired physical characteristics, but "tends to take the brains out of them," he said.

So in this study we were actually able then to take the brains from the rats and look within the brains to see what changes were, in a way that we obviously can't do in people.