by the brain vs from the brain

Both "by the brain" and "from the brain" are correct phrases, but they are used in different contexts. "By the brain" is used to indicate the agent or instrument performing an action, while "from the brain" is used to indicate the source or origin of something.

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by the brain

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate the agent or instrument performing an action.

Use "by the brain" when you want to specify that an action is performed by the brain as the agent or instrument.

Examples:

The decision was made by the brain, not the heart.
The movements are controlled by the brain.

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Maybe there's a hormone released by the brain at the time of death.
We don't understand the code used by the brain.
whereas the recurring shortage of health workers and teachers is being exacerbated by the brain drain organised by the rich countries,
And he's... Fascinated by the brain.
It enhances the impulses received by the brain.
Everything we think, feel, do, electrical impulses fired by the brain.
And the feedback that comes from the avatar is being processed directly by the brain without the interference of the skin.
3D glasses work in such a way that each lens acts differently on the eyes, creating depth which is then reworked by the brain giving a sense of three dimensions.
An enzyme produced by the brain could be immune. once separated from bloodstream it can serve as a powerful agent to slow the spread of the virus.
That was my first great achievement: Articulate speech controlled by the brain.
It's a perceptual dysfunction in which aural and visual stimuli are incorrectly processed by the brain.
whereas the recurring shortage of health workers and teachers is being exacerbated by the brain drain organised by the rich countries,
J. whereas the recurring lack of health workers and teachers is being exacerbated by the brain drain organised by the rich countries,
knowing you're being affected by the brain you just ate doesn't always stop you from acting on its impulses.
by financing co-investment programmes between partners in the North and South for countries and sectors particularly affected by the brain drain;
So it's different from the motor prosthetics where you're communicating from the brain to a device. Here we have to communicate from the outside world into the brain and be understood, and be understood by the brain.
by financing co-investment programmes between partners in the North and South for countries and sectors particularly affected by the brain drain;
You were taken as pawns by the Brain InterActive Construct the being you know as Milton Fine.
The human body is essentially a walking battery full of bio-energy particularly that which is generated by the brain.

Alternatives:

through the brain
with the brain
using the brain
via the brain
thanks to the brain

from the brain

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate the source or origin of something.

Use "from the brain" when you want to specify that something originates or comes from the brain.