A similar pattern of coherence was also observed between ILI consultation rates in GP and virus activity at both the annual and semiannual cycles (Figure 2C).
Second, each of these conditions caused a distinct pattern of coherence changes between the same regions of the network.
Between 0.07 and 0.20 Hz, there is a pattern of progressively increasing coherence and gain indicating that higher frequency blood pressure components are more linearly related to flow velocity than lower frequency components, and that the ratio between them increases.
Moreover, theta rhythmicity showed different pattern of coherence between the distinct brain regions in response to social and fearful stimuli.
The same pattern of coherence between the EBNA-1 antibody levels and the presence of autoantibodies was observed when investigating mosaic EBNA-1 (without the Gly-Ala repeats) antibodies and EBNA-1 antibodies (results not shown).
The overall pattern of coherence is shown in detail in Figure 6 (and Supplementary Table S3) and reveals functional connectivity effects (statistical maps of significant theta phase-coherence effects) in relation to "seed" areas (reference sites) taken from the previous theta-power source analyses.
4. While most philosophers have defined truth in terms of a belief's "coherence" within a pattern of other beliefs or as the "correspondence" between a proposition and an actual state of affairs, pragmatism, in contrast, generally held that truth, like meaning, is to be found in the process of verification.
Similar to the earlier findings for the IUGR sample in the newborn period (2wCA) [ 14] and its more recent replication study with a second IUGR sample [ 40], NIDCAP effects on EEG coherence resulted in a pattern of decreased short distance connectivity between multiple adjacent brain regions.
Such a pattern of oscillatory synchronized neuronal activity is consistent with the coherence between the firing patterns of thalamic neurons and tremor in essential tremor (Hua et al., 1998; Hua and Lenz, 2005), something that is also seen in Parkinson's disease tremor (Lenz et al., 1988, 1994; Brodkey et al., 2004).
