Sentence examples for Functional refinement from inspiring English sources
49, 50 These processes of cortical brain maturation and ongoing functional refinement of cortical networks may be critical processes where abnormalities of network function or abnormalities within gene expression pathways may lead to epilepsy or its comorbidities.
The methodology has a special architecture for the functional refinement which links high semantic representation to geometric representation.
These crucial processes of cortical brain maturation and functional refinement may be implicated in juvenile myoclonic epilepsy.
Positively selected sites in or near regions that interact with the 16S rRNA suggest that there has been functional refinement of numit RPS13 to interact better with the 16S rRNA.
During postnatal brain development, the brain's wiring pattern is further sculpted and modulated to become the full facsimile of the adult human brain, with functional brain network refinement being more rigorous than structural brain network maturation.
A loss of grey matter may mean a functional specialization and refinement of this region to achieve adult-like multisensory processing.
More recent expert commentary has suggested, on both anatomical and functional grounds, a refinement of the standard anatomical classification, proposing instead a four-region model of cingulate anatomy (Vogt 2005, 2009).
In this paper, we establish some functional generalizations and refinements of Aczél's inequality and of Bellman's inequality.
Inside the car the design story was similar; subtle but important changes directed at refinement and functional improvements.
However, analysis of gene context using COGs and Pfams highlights different aspects of associations of this protein family and allows refinement of functional annotations for different subfamilies of COG0028.
Interestingly, TLN-deficient neurons display larger spine heads than neurons from wild-type mice suggesting an additional role of TLN in refinement of functional neuronal circuits in telencephalon, with potential impact on higher brain functions (Matsuno et al, 2006).
