What is the translation of " WHOSE BRAINS " in Chinese?

• 他们的大脑

Examples of using Whose brains in English and their translations into Chinese

This makes sleep especially important for children, whose brains are developing and reorganizing rapidly.
这使得睡眠对儿童尤其重要，因为他们的大脑正在迅速发育和重组。

So we bred flies whose brains were more or less randomly peppered with cells that were light addressable.
我们培植了一些果蝇它们的脑部被多多少少地随机安置了一些可以用光驱动的细胞。

Poisoning with lead is more harmful for children, whose brains and other organs are still developing.
铅中毒对儿童，大脑和其他器官谁家还在发展更有害。

Children and fetuses, whose brains are still developing, are most at risk- but anyone can be adversely impacted.
儿童和胎儿的大脑还在发育当中，面临的风险也最高--但每一个人都可能受到不良影响。

Therefore sleep is especially important for children, whose brains are developing and reorganizing rapidly.
这使得睡眠对儿童尤其重要，因为他们的大脑正在迅速发育和重组。

And the square's quiet rectangular garden is now all but surrounded by people who work on brains and people whose brains need work.
广场上静谧的长方形花园现在几乎被研究大脑和大脑需要运转的人所包围。

Apparently here was a man whose brains had not been reduced to an ineffectual mush by idiotic training.
显然，这里是一个人，他的大脑并没有因为愚蠢的训练而变成一团无效的烂泥。

Such, then, are some of the fascinating things we can learn from patients whose brains have been altered, or damaged, in unique ways.
那么，这就是我们可以从那些大脑被以独特方式改变或损坏的病人身上学到的一些有趣的东西。

In very young children, whose brains are at the peak of development, the presence of these chemicals can impair neurodevelopment, leading to ASD.
三岁以下的儿童，他们的大脑处于发育的高峰期，这些化学物质会损害神经发育，进而导致ASD。

But those most often using the drugs are kids and teens, whose brains and central nervous systems are still developing.
但是，最经常使用这些毒品的是青少年，他们的大脑和中枢神经系统仍然处于发育阶段。

In people whose brains have suffered damage from Alzheimer's, stroke, or injury, disrupted neuronal networks often prevent long-term memories from forming.
当人们的大脑因为阿尔茨海默氏症、中风或受伤而受到损害，被扰乱的神经网络往往阻止长期记忆的形成。

But most of these past studies focused on middle-aged or older adults, whose brains often are starting to sputter and contract with age.
然而，过去的大多数研究都集中在中年或老年人身上，他们的大脑通常会随着年龄的增长而萎缩。

The team also found that individuals with CTE were diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries no more often than people whose brains lacked CTE.
研究小组还发现，患有CTE的人被诊断为创伤性脑损伤的几率并不比大脑缺乏CTE的人高。

Humans… are actually machines of a kind whose brains are made up of many semiautonomous but unintelligent“agents.”.
人类其实是一种机器，其大脑由许多半自治性但不智能的“代理”(agent)构成。

Lead in water supplies can cause profound and permanent health problems, particularly in children whose brains and nervous systems are still developing.
含铅的水可能会造成严重和永久的健康问题，特别是在大脑和神经系统仍在发育的儿童当中。

But what was most interesting was that children whose brains retained connections to their weaker hand, showed greater improvement specifically from the added brain stimulation.”.
但最令人感兴趣的是那些大脑与其较弱的手保持联系的儿童，特别是通过增加的大脑刺激表现出更大的改善。

Researchers say these studies have particular implications for young people, whose brains have more trouble focusing and setting priorities.
研究人员表示，这些研究对青少年有着特殊的意义，他们的大脑更难集中精力，也更难制定主次顺序。

Humans, they maintained, are actually machines of a kind whose brains are made up of many semiautonomous but unintelligent“agents.”.
他们始终认为，人类实际上就是某种机器，人类的大脑是由许多半自主但不智能的“代理（agent）”所构成的。

But the biggest shocks in research are coming from analyses on young children, whose brains are developing, connecting millions of neurons each second.
但研究中最显著的影响来自对幼儿的分析，由于他们的大脑正在发育，每秒可以连接数百万个神经元。

She also analyzed samples from 22 living patients- 12 adults, seven children, and three infants- whose brains were being surgically resected in an attempt to treat severe epilepsy.
同时也分析了22名活体患者的样本，包括12名成人，7名儿童和3名婴儿，这些大脑的主人正在进行治疗严重癫痫的手术，因此样本肯定不是死后的。

This is the stereotype of a“reluctant reader” whose brain is not well-versed in getting the most out of a book.
这就给人留下了“不爱读书”的刻板印象，他们的大脑不擅长从一本书中获得最大的收益。

The players whose brain autopsies showed signs of CTE also had Alzheimer's disease, though Ling said the relationship between the two diseases remained unclear.
脑部尸检显示出CTE症状的球员也患有阿尔茨海默病，但Ling说这两种疾病之间的关系仍不明确。

People whose brain is affected may have a range of physical symptoms, including:.
谁的大脑受到影响的人可能有一系列的身体症状，包括：.

There's something about a guy whose brain, whose mouth works faster than ours do.
有一个关于一个人的大脑，他的嘴比我们的工作得更快的东西。

Please tell me I am not the only one whose brain works like that.
很高兴知道我的大脑不是唯一一个这样工作的。

You're the only man I know whose brain don't work unless it's in the shade.”.
你是唯一我所认识的人的大脑不工作,除非是在树荫下。

That study included 15,000 women ages 70 and older, whose brain functioning was first analyzed sometime between 1995 and 2000.
这项研究包括15,000名年龄在70岁及以上的女性，她们的大脑功能在1995年至2000年的某个时间进行了首次分析.

Is not he whose brain grows bewildered with the meaning of some musical cadence which has never before arrested his attention.
不是他的大脑成长困惑和一些音乐节奏的意义从未逮捕了他的注意。