单词：brain stimulation
brain stimulation的用法和样例：
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- The surgeon was attempting to implant a deep brain stimulator into the hypothalamus of an obese man, in order to curb his appetite by stimulating brain cells that suppress hunger.这名外科医生在一名肥胖男子的下丘脑植入一个深部脑刺激器，试图通过刺激抑制饥饿的脑细胞，以遏制其食欲。
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A new study from the Florida State University suggests that inadequate amount of stimulation in the workplace and an unclean working environment can both affect the brain functions of employees on the long run。 来自佛罗里达州大学的新研究
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