Sentence examples for the brain reflecting from inspiring English sources

Recent neuroimaging studies have examined brain mechanisms related to arousal dysregulation with cross-sectional experimental designs; but longitudinal changes in the brain, reflecting group differences in neurodevelopment, have never been directly examined.

ADC maps show hypointensity diffusely scattered throughout the brain, reflecting a decrease in the molecular motion of water, consistent with accumulation of water within the intracellular space.

Injection of TNF-α and IL-1 into the cisterna magna is followed by an elevation in the protein concentration in the CSF, an afflux of polynuclear cells and an increase in the weight of the brain, reflecting oedema.

Eating behavior can be modeled into a homeostatic part, signals from the body to the brain reflecting the need for energy, and a hedonic part, our pleasure while eating that is mostly independent of energy requirements (10).

Accumulation of [18F]FDOPA in the brain reflects its transport, decarboxylation, and vesicular uptake in the nigrostriatal presynaptic nerve terminals.

Neural regulation of stress responses, and the feedback of stress hormones to the brain, reflect complex brain body interactions that may underlie the effects of psychological stress on health.

Furthermore, we investigated whether the resting-state functional connectivity to the rest of the brain reflected the heterogeneity of the structural subregions we identified.

It is widely accepted that the complexity of the brain reflects its enormous number of intercellular links provided by synaptic connectivity (including gap junctions) between axons and dendrites.

The L/P ratio is a well-recognized marker of the redox state of the tissue and an indicator of tissue ischemia [ 17], and in the brain reflects the metabolic state of astrocytes.

For example, how does an electroencephalography (EEG) pattern (which is the recording of electrical activities in different positions within the brain) reflect the details of the axons among cortical neurons?

The leptin‐stimulated accumulation of pStat3 in the brain reflects cell‐autonomous LepR‐b‐induced intracellular signaling, which is impaired in states associated with diminished leptin action (Leinninger & Myers, 2008).