Because deficient connectivity was found only for related pairs, this suggests a possible deficit in the connection from orthography to semantics.
However, the darn thing is appallingly deficient in mystical connections, magic beans, and pixie dust.
The somatic mutation theory of aging (Kennedy et al., 2012; Szilard, 1959) proposes that over time cells suffer insults that affect their fitness, for example, diminishing their proliferation and growth rates, or forming deficient structures and connections.
And as we spend more of our time than ever online – communicating, working, shopping and playing virtually – knitting offers something so many of us are deficient in: a connection to the here and now.
Therefore, while TES modulates the cortical excitability of the stimulated brain region, the simultaneously administered TES and cognitive training may lead to the strengthening of weak connections within the deficient network by lowering the neuronal threshold and repeatedly activating the network.
Nonetheless, it is not clear if this effect is solely derived from lack of JNK1 in hypothalamic neurons, or indirectly mediated by other, JNK1-deficient extra-hypothalamic neuron populations with synaptic connections onto hypothalamic neurons.
The S.E.C. also said that the firm's surveillance of trading of research "both in connection with huddles and otherwise, was deficient".
Collateral vessel connections were moderately reduced in Il21r-deficient mice, and cerebral infarct volume increased 2.3-fold, suggesting that Il21r modulates both collateral vessel anatomy and innate neuroprotection.
As a third disrupted interhemispheric pathway, the connection between right cerebellum and left M1 was shown to be deficient in schizophrenia patients [ 6], indicating a disrupted direct cerebellar-M1 connection or an abnormal cerebellar inhibitory output.
Motoneurons of mutant flies having deficient Na+ current (the nap mutant) exhibit an increase in synaptic connections, likely via sprouting.
