Motor factors also seem to be involved if the high rate of left-handers in the case of children who stutter is a reflection of brain-motor involvement.
Seeing political identity as a reflection of common brain architecture helps explain another longstanding riddle: why do people vote against their immediate interests?
Serving as a reflection of the brain's auditory change detection mechanism, the MMN corresponds to an automatic coding process into the sensori-auditory memory, and represents a relatively solid and stable component of it.
Given that local within-block probabilities remained constant across conditions, any change in MMN size was considered a reflection of more rostral brain regions enabling a longer time scale (across-block) representation of event-probability extraction.
Apparent changes in the cerebellum were a reflection of the general brain volume decrease that resulted in a larger gap between cerebrum and cerebellum.
In this case, a large interdependency computed between signals is rather an artifact caused by the wrong choice of gW and T than a reflection of an underlying brain.
Differences in visual cognition between the eye of the coleoid cephalopods and that of other molluscs appear to be a reflection of their complicated brain anatomy, as well as of their elaborated accessory eye structures [ 11].
RBC AChE is considered to provide a more accurate reflection of brain AChE than plasma BuChE (Eaton et al. 2008); therefore, the finding of a dose-related correlation between urinary TCPy and RBC AChE is significant because it identifies a level of urinary TCPy that potentially reflects adverse neural effects in humans after occupational exposures to CPF.
But there may be another slightly more interesting explanation, namely the fact that CNNs designed for visual tasks also work for speech-related tasks, which is a reflection of the fact that the brain uses very similar methods to process both visual and audio/speech stimuli.
This suggests that many of the shape differences are local rather than a reflection of generalized differences in overall brain size or shape.
Low CSF Aβ levels are considered a reflection of increased Aβ deposition in brain [ 11] and, along with high CSF tau levels, act as a biomarker to predict the presence of AD neuropathology [ 12] and a more rapid rate of cognitive decline during the course of the disease [ 13, 14].
