Perhaps it is early nerve development that makes some infant girls show more intelligence than infant boys.

也许是早期的神经发育使得一些女婴比男婴表现出更多的才智。

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Well, she might not have been overreacting at all, as women have more nerve receptors, which cause them to feel pain more intensely than men.

好吧，她可能根本没有过度的反应，因为女性有更多的神经接收器，这促使她们比男性对疼痛的感知更加细致。

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The gut. Do you know you have more nerve endings in your stomach than in your head?

大家的五脏六腑啊，难道大家以为肚子里面的神经末梢会比脑袋里面的多吗？ ！

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These problems were more common among males, those with injured nerve tissue in the brain and those who had been given oxygen supplies for days as a baby.

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As he writes, The Astonishing Hypothesis is that: You, your joys and your sorrows, your memories and your ambitions, your sense of personal identity and free will are in fact no more than the behavior of a vast assembly of nerve cells and their associated molecules.

正如他在其著作《惊人的假说》中写到,你,你的喜悦,悲伤,回忆,抱负,你对人格同一性的感知,你的自由意志,事实上,这一切都不过,是大量神经细胞集,与其缔合分子的生理反应而已

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The male brains, especially nerve cell rich parts of the brain associated with thinking and remembering, seemed to have sustained more long term damage from high lead levels than the brains of the young women.

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The cavernosal nerve itself is made up of tiny little fibers, while the sural nerve more resembles a cable, making fusing them together difficult.

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The idea is that the visual cues, combined with the physical ones help stroke patients rebuild nerve connections more quickly through the combination of stimuli.

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In 2005 and 2006, patients in McAllen received twenty per cent more abdominal ultrasounds, thirty per cent more bone-density studies, sixty per cent more stress tests with echocardiography, two hundred per cent more nerve-conduction studies to diagnose carpal-tunnel syndrome, and five hundred and fifty per cent more urine-flow studies to diagnose prostate troubles.

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