covian造句

• It was there too that Covian founded the first Brazilian laboratory of neurophysiology.
• Covian was also a classical music and erudite art.
• Covian was born in hypophysis and the pancreas in the control of glucose metabolism.
• Covian was extremely active as a scientific leader.
• Covian was involved in all aspects of scientific and educational progress in the physiological sciences.
• In 1963, Lico was invited by Covian to join the faculty as a teaching assistant.
• In 1955 Covian was already well known internationally for his research on the neurophysiology of the limbic system.
• Honored by his many colleagues, pupils and friends, Covian died on February 5, 1992, following complications of a stroke.
• After his doctorate Covian went for a post-doctoral fellowship by the Rockefeller Foundation, at the Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, United States.
• Here, next to the Palacio de Covian, the site of the Secretary of the Government, there is a building damaged by the 1985 earthquake in which nine families live illegally.
• While endocrinology was the field which gave Bernardo Houssay his Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine, Lico was more interested in neurophysiology, an area which, at the Instituto, was under the leadership of Miguel Rolando Covian.
• For example, Dr . Miguel Rolando Covian chaired the Department of Physiology of the Faculty of Medicine of Ribeir鉶 Preto of the University of S鉶 Paulo from 1952 to 1986, giving origin to a large scientific group in Brazil.
• Since Covian had recently moved to the Faculdade de Medicina de Ribeir鉶 Preto, Lico decided to move to Brazil and, in 1960, joined Covian at the University of S鉶 Paulo with the help of a Rockefeller Foundation scholarship.
• Since Covian had recently moved to the Faculdade de Medicina de Ribeir鉶 Preto, Lico decided to move to Brazil and, in 1960, joined Covian at the University of S鉶 Paulo with the help of a Rockefeller Foundation scholarship.
• Dr . Migliorini had, in his lifetime, many collaborators and graduate students, such as Isis do Carmo Kettelhut, Jos?Antunes Rodrigues, Jos?Ernesto dos Santos, Itamar Vugman, Cecil Linder, George Gross, Ingrid Dick de Paula, Vera L鷆ia Teixeira, Cesar Timo-Iaria, Andr?Ricciardi Cruz, C醩sio Botura and Miguel Rolando Covian, among many others.
• Under Covian's able and humane leadership, the Department would grow to become one of the main excellence centers of research and education in Latin America, with an excellent scientific staff, with prominent researchers such as Eduardo Krieger, Renato Migliorini, C閟ar Timo-Iaria, Jos?Antunes Rodrigues, Jos?Ven鈔cio Pereira Leite and fellow Argentines Maria Carmelo Lico, Andr閟 Negro-Vilar and Ricardo F . Marseillan.
• Houssay s many disciples along his years of activity became also influential by themselves as they spread around the world; such as Eduardo Braun-Men閚dez, and Miguel Rolando Covian ( who went to become the " father " of Brazilian neurophysiology, as chairman of the Department of Physiology of the Portuguese ( the latter was translated by Covian and collaborators ), which, since 1950 has been published in successive editions and used in almost all medical schools of the continent.
• Houssay s many disciples along his years of activity became also influential by themselves as they spread around the world; such as Eduardo Braun-Men閚dez, and Miguel Rolando Covian ( who went to become the " father " of Brazilian neurophysiology, as chairman of the Department of Physiology of the Portuguese ( the latter was translated by Covian and collaborators ), which, since 1950 has been published in successive editions and used in almost all medical schools of the continent.
• Covian's main achievement in neurophysiology was the systematic study, with a large group of collaborators, of the neural basis of thirst, of neuroendocrine regulation of hydroelectrolytic homeostasis, and of appetitive behavior, i . e ., the behavior which permit animals to seek and to ingest particular foodstuffs or drugs, etc . He also studied the role of the limbic system ( particularly the septal area ) on many behaviors and functions, such as the control of blood pressure, the neuroendocrine regulation of reproductive behavior, etc.