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Meanings of neuroscience in English

Russian
нейронауки
Portuguese
neurociência
Catalan
neurociències
Spanish
neurociencia

Scientific study of the central nervous system.

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Examples for "neurology"
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These efforts support comprehensive assessments of large-scale cerebral networks in cognitive neurology.
Pubmed
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Objective: To determine the relation of neurology and neuropsychology to everyday competence.
Pubmed
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To-day, this study is of the greatest help in neurology and psychiatry.
The Treasure-Train
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The domains being investigated include social science, neurology, psychology and related disciplines.
Wired
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The Company owns a portfolio of prescription neurology, inflammation and pain medications.
Reuters
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However the cognitive neurobiology of IBS has remained relatively unexplored to date.
Pubmed
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The neurobiology of psychedelic drugs: implications for the treatment of mood disorders.
The Guardian
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How this transition is supported by a shared neurobiology remains largely unknown.
Pubmed
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Insult to periventricular areas is relevant to the neurobiology of the disease.
Pubmed
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All these results provide a comprehensive overview of the neurobiology of MDD.
Pubmed
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Setting: A 22-bed, adult neurosciences critical care unit at a tertiary care hospital.
Pubmed
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Its Pharmaceutical business is focused on bone and pain, calcium portfolio, gynecology and neurosciences.
Reuters
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The neural processes underlying empathy are a subject of intense interest within the social neurosciences.
Pubmed
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The highlights 2008 in the addiction field are correlated to the progress of psychiatric neurosciences.
Pubmed
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The idea that dopamine mediates the reinforcing effects of stimuli persists in the field of neurosciences.
Pubmed
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The work highlights that brain science is highly data-driven and statistical now.
Wired
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It ain't brain science.' Gonko slid the blade back into his pocket.
The Pilo Family Circus
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I became interested in brain science because I had some... medical issues.
Inferno
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Tonight, Henry Molaison, the most important patient in the history of brain science.
Radio NZ
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This is a brain science and, I guess, a self-help book.
The Guardian
Usage of neuroscience in English
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Several common deficiencies include education in basic neuroscience and clinical practice management.
Pubmed
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Virtually all areas of neuroscience offer potential linkage points for computational work.
Pubmed
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The authors propose that computational neuroscience methods are underused in this problem.
Pubmed
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David Eagleman The uses of neuroscience depend on the question being asked.
The Guardian
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But neuroscience seems to attract a particular kind of interest and controversy.
The Guardian
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Each virus has its own set of attributes for addressing neuroscience-related questions.
Pubmed
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We describe recent advances in soft electronic interface technologies for neuroscience research.
Pubmed
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It's possible that neuroscience may someday see the world through topology-tinted glasses.
Wired
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Understanding the principles governing neuronal diversity is a fundamental goal for neuroscience.
Pubmed
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But the invitation has sparked a noisy row within the neuroscience community.
Wired
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Let's begin with the neuroscience of curiosity, that weak form of beauty.
Wired
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More recently, distinct concepts of self have also been suggested in neuroscience.
Pubmed
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Can neuroscience be sensibly invoked to facilitate an understanding of almost everything?
The Irish Times
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The grip of neuroscience on the academic and popular imagination is extraordinary.
The Guardian
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The Ph.D. in neuroscience from Harvard was like a golden, all-access pass.
Still alice
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What inspired you to leave acting and take a degree in neuroscience?
The Guardian
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