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Meanings of brain science in English
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Examples for "neuroscience"
Examples for "neuroscience"
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Several common deficiencies include education in basic neuroscience and clinical practice management.
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Virtually all areas of neuroscience offer potential linkage points for computational work.
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The authors propose that computational neuroscience methods are underused in this problem.
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David Eagleman The uses of neuroscience depend on the question being asked.
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But neuroscience seems to attract a particular kind of interest and controversy.
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These efforts support comprehensive assessments of large-scale cerebral networks in cognitive neurology.
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Objective: To determine the relation of neurology and neuropsychology to everyday competence.
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To-day, this study is of the greatest help in neurology and psychiatry.
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The domains being investigated include social science, neurology, psychology and related disciplines.
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The Company owns a portfolio of prescription neurology, inflammation and pain medications.
Usage of brain science in English
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The work highlights that brain science is highly data-driven and statistical now.
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It ain't brain science.' Gonko slid the blade back into his pocket.
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I became interested in brain science because I had some... medical issues.
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Tonight, Henry Molaison, the most important patient in the history of brain science.
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This is a brain science and, I guess, a self-help book.
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For the next 150 years, it would be the dominant position in brain science.
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The protesters complain that the Tibetan leader isn't qualified to speak about brain science.
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How can brain science explain a state of mind?
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This is because you want to privilege brain science.
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Look past the surface, though, and this attempt to connect politics and brain science becomes practically meaningless.
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Along with his MIT neuroscientist colleague Dheeraj Roy and others, Tonegawa is upending basic assumptions in brain science.
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They're coming from brain science.
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It ain't brain science, people.'
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And many of the people who design all these amazing algorithms, they have a background in psychology and in brain science.
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For something so familiar to all of us, it's amazing how vexing and difficult a problem it still is in brain science.
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Their book Teenagers Translated - How to Raise Happy Teens translates current research in psychology and brain science into practical strategies for parents.