Sentence examples for together brain from inspiring English sources

The foundation was formed in 1981 as a support group bringing together brain tumor patients, doctors and medical researchers.

Together, brain development, myelination, vascularization, and apoptosis are strongly influenced by inflammatory responses in both physiologic and pathophysiologic conditions [20, 23].

This is the album Craig Clouse always threatened to give us, smashing together Brain Ticket style Krautrock, Basic Channel techno, Rembrant Pussyhorse era Butthole Surfers malevolence, Godflesh-strong industrial metal, and Black Ark dub.

Taken together, brain areas showed a high diversity and strong expression of TRP channels.

When tissues were clustered on their gene expression patterns, using the full normalised count matrix for all genes, tissues were largely grouped together into clusters reflecting their biological relationship, for example muscle tissues clustered together, brain tissues clustered together and skin tissues clustered together (Fig.  2).

July has one of the strangest and most hilariously alienated (did I just put those two words together?) brains of anyone I've read, and at the same time her protagonists are all so hopeful that one day their very odd and desperate lives will change.

The two monkeys have laid the groundwork for much of his work lashing together brains and the devices that can assist in performing tasks that legs and arms can no longer do.

This can be achieved with help of a headset which uses brain-computer interface technology that meshes together the brain and a PC to detect electrical activity within the neurones of the brain.

Acetaminophen PK in plasma, together with brain ECF PK or CSF PK, has been studied before (18, 19, 36– 38, 40– 42), but brain ECF PK and CSF PK have never been directly related to each other.

Brain capillaries are closely associated with perivascular astrocytic end-feet, pericytes and microglia that influence BBB permeability and, together with brain endothelial cells, constitute a "neurovascular unit".

"Brain Opera" is his latest opus, and its principal goal...is to create an environment in which "friends and strangers, near and far, on-line and face-to-face, can make surprisingly beautiful music together!"... "Brain Opera," which takes place in the Juilliard lobby and the Morse Recital Hall, is divided into three parts.