1.Initial neurologic exam was notable for generalized choreic movements involving facial as well as limb muscles.
1.初始神经学检查显著症状是涉及面肢肌肉弥漫性舞蹈样动作,还伴有持点头动作。
2.A study in the current issue of the journal Neurology examined 911 nonagenarian Americans and found that 45 percent of the women had dementia, compared with 25 percent of the men.
2.最新期《神经学》杂志上发项研究,调查了911名超过九十岁美国人,发现45%女性患有痴呆症,而患此病男性只有25%。
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1.We're going to bring on the neuro-revolution.
我们要引领神经的革命。
2.In matters of neuroscience, you have the final say.
神经方面的事,你说了算。
3.Dr Rebecca Chamberlain is a researcher in the neuroscience of art.
丽贝卡·张伯伦博士是艺术神经员。
4.The study appears in the Journal of Neuroscience.
这项表在《神经期刊》。
5.At the moment, neuroscience operates at two disconnected levels.
眼下,神经的处在两个断开的层次。
6.Steven Galetta is NYU's head of neurology.
史蒂文·加莱塔是纽约大神经系主任。
7.But without any real neurological tests.
但没有做任何真正的神经测试。
8.The study was published this week in the journal Neurology.
这篇论文本周表在《神经》杂。
9.Neurologists have used this method to scan the brain during deja vu.
神经者便利用此方法来“幻觉记忆”。
10.Sophie Scott is a cognitive neuroscientist at University College London.
伦敦大院的认知神经家索菲·斯科特说到。
11.He's a neuroscientist and an expert in perception.
他是神经家,也是知觉感知领域的专家。
12.One of the neurological wonders of history occurred, it doesn't matter.
历史生了一个神经的奇迹,这里并不重要。
13.Perhaps a cute bespectacled neuroscientist with hair the color of mud.
或许是位可爱的神经家四眼妹,有着一头泥土色秀。
14.Deborah Mash, a professor of neurology at the University of Miami's Miller School of Medicine.
黛博拉·马许是迈阿密大米勒医院的神经教授。
15.In search of answers, Mr Tough first looks at the problem on a neurological level.
为了找到答案,Mr Tough首先从神经角度来看这个问题。
16.Now I'm not a psychologist or a neuroscientist.
我不是心理家,也不是神经家。
17.Dr Jared Horvath is an educational neuroscientist at the University of Melbourne.
贾里德·霍瓦特博士是墨尔本大的教育神经家。
18.He uses his neuroscience training and insights into human decision-making to inform nuclear-security policy.
他用自己的神经培训及洞察力人类决策以告知核安全政策。
19.Pase is an associate professor of psychology and neurology at Monash University in Australia.
帕斯是澳大利亚莫纳什大心理和神经副教授。
20.Neuroscientists have actually shown that human beings are hard-wired to be optimists.
神经家的实际显示了,人类天生就会变成乐观主义者。
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