Sentence examples for a differentiated network of from inspiring English sources

It has become evident that emotional speech processing is a highly complex endeavor mediated by a differentiated network of fronto-temporal, fronto-parietal cortices, the amygdala, and the basal ganglia (BG).

We might back a first-time fund of an experienced venture investor, but even then, we have to be convinced that he or she has a differentiated network among high-quality entrepreneurs.

This differentiated network of fibers may have clinical relevance as a mechanical protection of the underlying bone [ 4].

However, Schluter et al. [35] found a different effect of TMS on the premotor and motor areas suggesting differentiated network involved in movement selection and execution.

The differentiated network structures for skin, gut, and oral cavity were detected with a permutation P value of 0.05.

Fourth, in order to explain the influence of social parameters, we will apply a detailed instrument (NWG) which allows a differentiated mapping of the social network of patients [ 38].

First implantation experiments of EHTs in the peritoneum of Fischer 344 rats showed that EHTs survived for at least 14 days, maintained a network of differentiated cardiac myocytes, and were strongly vascularized.

For example, Yue et al. [ 36] performed MALDI-MS/MS analysis of an interactome map and identified a network of 21 differentiated regulated core proteins which are responsible for mediating apoptotic response to Ganoderic acid D treatment in Hela cells.

End-to-End (E2E) differentiated services refer to information services, delivered over the modern Internet with a differentiated grade of Quality of Service (QoS) over heterogeneous networks.

The presence of progenitors and differentiated hemocytes embedded in a functional network of Laminin A and Pericardin within this hematopoietic hub projects it as a simple version of the vertebrate bone marrow.

The technology of television literally channeled viewers to tune into differentiated networks that presented programs at regularly-scheduled times.