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n. (plural of neurophysiologist English)
Usage examples of "neurophysiologists".
While substantial redundancy in brain function is inevitable, the strong equipotent hypothesis is almost certainly wrong, and most contemporary neurophysiologists have rejected it.
Early neurophysiologists held that the neocortex was primarily connected only to other places in the neocortex, but it is now Known that there are many neural connections with the sub-cortical brain.
For many decades the prevailing view of neurophysiologists was that the frontal lobes, behind the forehead, are the sites of anticipation and planning for the future, both characteristically human functions.
Nineteenth-century neurophysiologists, studying the determinist arc that connects such a sensory input, via the neurons of the brain or spinal cord, to a motor output, described the phenomenon as a reflex.