neurologically

He said it was as if neurologically I were two different people.

Even with that, it doesn't mean someone will improve neurologically.

"The survivor did great and neurologically is doing very well," he said.

P After several hours he was deemed to be neurologically sound.

The point is they can do something that's neurologically impossible for us Humans.

She is 2 years old now and, medical experts say, neurologically devastated.

The very sensation of "caring" was for her neurologically impossible.

What is urgently needed are teacher education programs that include course work in neurologically based learning differences.

In our opinion, he's medically and neurologically ready to play."

"The normal human brain is neurologically mature at nine years of age," Marc said.

The second time he seemed a bit more alert and less neurologically impaired.'

He wanted to play and there was nothing abnormal neurologically, so we let him play."

The production was automatic, neurologically speaking; it either came or it didn't.

This may relate to the attentional limitation seen in neurologically healthy people.

"Well, the seizures are a chronic problem, and he seems to be neurologically intact.

Although learning disabilities are neurologically based, some insurers consider evaluations educational and do not cover them.

Ideally, the patient should be followed up neurologically for a while to ensure that the diagnosis has been understood.

These special images are neurologically recorded in the brain and systematically stored away for future reference.

Neurologically speaking, some areas of the brain, such as area V1 mostly have bottom-up connections.

In 1963 he built up a factory, in which neurologically sick youngsters could work.

The girl in Plainfield, who is neurologically impaired, has already been admitted to a special class for children with that problem.

The mother wanted him classified as neurologically impaired.

You know, we don't really see darkness, or even light, we feel neurologically their effect on surrounding surfaces.

The general consensus is to operate the patient when he or she is neurologically stable.

Patients have normal cognition and are otherwise neurologically intact.