Sentence examples for a disruption of functional from inspiring English sources
Brain insults cause rapid cell death, and a disruption of functional circuits, in the affected regions.
Recent literature has consistently shown that there is a disruption of functional connectivity (especially, DMN) in subjects with amyloid deposition but no cognitive impairment [ 43, 44, 49, 70- 72].
Our study is distinctive in evaluating the effects of ADT using functional imaging; it also is novel in demonstrating a disruption of functional connectivity at rest in patients treated with ADT.
A disruption of the functional coupling between the TCA cycle and OXPHOS is a fundamental metabolic characteristic of cancer.27 It is primarily achieved when TCs outgrow their oxygen and nutrient supply, marking the switch to a glycolytic metabolism.
In the case of autism, the results show that the same TOJ measure is not impacted by such synchronizing stimuli, suggesting what a number of reports of cortical microarchitecture have previously suggested in autism: a disruption of local functional connectivity.
Functional subnetworks perturbed by CIGB-552 were identified by using drugDisruptNet (http://bioinformatics.cemm.oeaw.ac.at/index.php/downloads-left/87-disruption-of-functional-networks).
Results Comatose patients showed a significant disruption of functional connectivity of brain areas spontaneously synchronized with PCC, globally notwithstanding etiology.
Additionally, in a growing resting state fMRI studies the disruption of functional connectivity networks in epilepsy have been reported [32], [33].
The interrelation between hypometabolism and disruption of functional connectivity may reflect a link between synaptic failure and functional disconnection.
Thus, disruption of functional survivin along its dimer interface with a small molecule is hypothesized to inhibit the proliferation of cancer cells and sensitize them to therapeutic agents and radiation.
Disruption of functional connectivity between brain regions may represent an early functional consequence of b-amyloid pathology prior to clinical Alzheimer's disease.
