neural
Americanadjective
adjective
Other Word Forms
- interneural adjective
- neurally adverb
- nonneural adjective
- postneural adjective
- preneural adjective
- subneural adjective
- unneural adjective
Etymology
Origin of neural
Example Sentences
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The new findings point toward a different possibility: therapies that improve attention by calming neural activity instead of amplifying it.
From Science Daily
The findings were recently published in Nature Methods and could significantly change how neural activity is measured and analyzed in neuroscience research.
From Science Daily
When the tissue received gentle electrical stimulation designed to bring out more neural activity, accuracy increased to 92%.
From Science Daily
“When you can do those sorts of things to memories, you know you have found the neural basis of a memory.”
From Los Angeles Times
We identified neural circuits related to deception in Meta’s large language model Llama 70B and then manipulated them when the model turned its attention inward.
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