Sentence examples for aberrant information from inspiring English sources

Though our study showed that the structure and connections were impaired in the dorsal visual pathway in comitant strabismus patients, we can't provide further evidence for these changes were the cause or the result of aberrant information processing in comitant strabismus.

This may disinhibit the postsynaptic excitatory circuits, contributing to neuronal injury, aberrant information flow and PFC functional deficits in schizophrenia.

Whereas several studies have evaluated the presence of attentional biases as a form of aberrant information processing in OCD [ 12- 14], other research has focused on interpretive biases.

Since the timely activation and termination of signals is critical for the proper cellular homeostasis as well as phenotypic responses to environmental stimuli, such mutations lead to aberrant information processing.

Aberrant methylation information was downloaded from PubMeth [ 44] database.

Furthermore, there is speculation that differences in facial musculature, hypotonia, and aberrant neural information programming may affect facial pain responses [ 15, 16].

In theory, arthrogenic muscle inhibition is a reflexive response to aberrant sensory information arising from damaged joint structures resulting in a failure to voluntarily activate motor units.

Many pathologies, in particular cancers, are currently understood to arise from aberrant cellular information processing, a result of genetic and epigenetic perturbations in signaling networks.

Some cardinal symptoms of depression and schizophrenia are linked to aberrant timing in information processing 20.

These range from brain imaging work looking at higher control of functions in healthy women (such as continence) to aberrant processing of information in disease states (such as chronic pain and PMDD), to imaging of other organ systems in both health and disease, in women and their fetuses.

On this account, the aberrant encoding of interfering information due to aberrant plasticity throughout regions that code object-related information (e.g. perirhinal cortex and other structures such area TE, Ho et al., 2011; area V2, Lopez-Aranda et al., 2009) may be sufficient to cause interference leading to false recognition.