"What I learned interviewing all the subjects-and it's something I had never realised-is that PTSD is integrally related to their sense of self, to guilt and their perception of themselves," Sferios explains.
These topographically organized and modality-specific pathways that carry interoceptive signals are integrated in the anterior insula cortex (Craig 2003), which is integrally connected with subcortical (Chikama et al. 1997), limbic (Reynolds and Zahm 2005), and executive control brain systems (for review, see Augustine 1985 , 1996.
The value-for-money analysis is integrally connected with the other work streams, and so will be fully integrated with the other areas of research.
They say hunting and trading in polar bears is "integrally linked" with Inuit subsistence and culture.
So urbanism, and everything that followed afterwards — politics, economy, culture — is integrally connected to that beginning.
Better still, the deposited film is integrally linked to the surface of the substrate.
Middle-ear anatomy is integrally linked to both its normal function and its response to disease processes.
Her anomia, it seems, is integrally related to her visual problems, and not a form of aphasia in the usual sense.
Phosphorus, which with deoxyribose sugar forms the "backbone" of DNA and is integrally involved in cell energy transformation and membrane formation, is preferentially incorporated into prebiological organic molecules.
They may extend dozens of kilometres and include almost any tropical limestone island whose structure is integrally part of a living or relatively recent coral reef.
The Formula One event and the neoliberal project that it is integrally a part of is not just about politics and economics, it is about violence, risk and security racked upon people.
