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neuroplasticity 英njuərɒplæs'tɪsɪtɪ美njuərɒplæs'tɪsɪtɪ COCA¹⁵¹⁷³⁰BNC¹⁷³⁹⁹⁵⁺²iWeb³⁶²⁶¹
基本例句
神经塑性¹⁰⁰
The brain's capacity for dynamic states, called neuroplasticity, or just plasticity, makes tracking the circuitry behind memories a task of near-epic proportions.
脑的容量是动态的，称为神经形成或可塑性，在记忆后形成前后前当比例的路线。 dxy
Moving to a quieter place could help reduce stress, which in turn can reduce cortisol levels and create conditions conducive to neuroplasticity.
换一个安静的环境可以缓解压力，有效降低皮质醇水平，并且为神经的可塑性创造更有利的条件。 yeeyan
Secondly, neuroplasticity appears to be firmly established, and the brain has extraordinary malleability and is able to adapt to different contexts over time.
另外一个方面，神经可塑性似乎已经牢固地建立起来了，而且大脑具有超常的可塑性，从而经过一定时间后能够适应不同的环境。 neworiental
The ability for the brain to create new pathways is called neuroplasticity.
大脑创造新途径的能力被称为神经重构。 bamaol
The theoretical basis for brain training is lifelong neuroplasticity of the brain.
大脑训练的理论基础是大脑终身可塑性。 yeeyan
This kind of rewiring is an example of neuroplasticity, the adult brain’s ability to change and remold itself.
这种“重新布线”是一个神经可塑性的实例，神经可塑指成人的大脑自我变化和改造的能力。 yeeyan
This ability is known as neuroplasticity, and appears to carry on throughout life.
这一能力即所谓的神经重构，而且似乎整个人的一生都在进行这一过程。 yeeyan
Neuroplasticity— the brain's capacity to create new pathways — is a crucial part of recovery for anyone who loses a sense or a cognitive or motor ability.
神经可塑性，即大脑可以创造出新的网路，这对于失去某种官能或认知力或运动能力的人的恢复是至关重要的。 yeeyan
Neuroplasticity is a general term referring to the ability of neurons to alter their structure and function in response to internal and external stimuli.
神经重塑是一个普通术语，指的是神经元受到内外刺激后改变其结构和功能的能力。 ccmn |