Sentence examples for the brain engaged from inspiring English sources

He tried to make polymorphic warnings, which are inconsistent, to keep the brain engaged.

Not only are different regions of the brain engaged in ongoing communication with one another, with the body, and with the surrounding world; these relationships can be manipulated in ways that can reverse damage or dysfunction previously believed to be permanent.

Although functional neuroimaging is able to acquire images of the brain engaged in consolidating or retrieving memories, these processes are not clearly visible in the data.

The bigger picture is clear enough to cut though the individual scenes and create a narrative thread that keeps the brain engaged.

In support of this implication of the hypothesis, numerous studies have found reduced brain volume in people with ADHD, particularly prefrontal cortex, cerebellum, corpus callosum, and basal ganglia, areas of the brain engaged in information processing and planning/selecting the appropriate behavioural response [ 102, 103, 147, 270].

"Our interpretation of the results is that how these areas of the brain engage with the injury then dictates how the rest of the brain is going to reorganize," says Apkarian.

Thus, to faithfully encode the properties of visual stimuli the brain engages multiple neurons into activity patterns evolving on multiple timescales.

Here, we aim to study how the brain engages in multiple tasks (working memory, reward processing, and inhibition) at the network-level and evaluate how effects of age across these tasks are related to each other.

Emerging research is finding that depressive symptoms may be due to a "neuroinflammation," or a natural response the brain engages in to protect itself.

We observed age-related effects both in latencies and amplitudes of components suggesting that the manner in which the brain engages in processing the various stimuli differs with age.

We (mostly) marvelled at the snap of the extempore dialogue, the speed at which brain engaged ear and mouth simultaneously, hearing a line and whacking back a brilliant return.