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Meanings of grey matter in anglès

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Greyish nervous tissue containing cell bodies as well as fibers; forms the cerebral cortex consisting of unmyelinated neurons.

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Usage of grey matter in anglès
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Smaller reductions in volume are also observed in subcortical grey matter nuclei.
Pubmed
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Shifting loads, arm curling with the best and buffing the grey matter.
The Irish Times
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Those who got high scores had more grey matter in their precuneus.
The South African
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As we age, the amount of grey matter in our brains decreases.
The Guardian
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How much more interesting this great musician would be with explicit grey matter.
The Guardian
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There was nothing slow about the grey matter in her cranium.
A Woman who went to Alaska
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GLADYS: The doctor says he has grey matter in his brain.
Writing for Vaudeville
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Muscles, ligaments or grey matter have been rugby preoccupations for generations.
The Irish Times
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It is funny, it is clever, It really gets the grey matter going.
The Guardian
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This suggests that grey matter is more vulnerable to compression than white matter.
Pubmed
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These apparent grey matter volume reductions presumably reflect processes of late brain maturation.
Pubmed
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We explored associations with grey matter volumes using region of interest and voxel-wise analyses.
Pubmed
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So what's the point of all that grey matter we hold in our skulls?
BBC
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Major abnormalities of grey matter flow were observed even interictally.
Pubmed
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The sociologists of the past thought the grey matter of their own brains all-sufficing.
A Christmas Garland
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The difference between the two is the difference between vocal cords and grey matter.
The Darrow Enigma
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common