We observed that the ReHo properties of the trigeminal nerver entery zone were positively correlated with the HIT-6 score, which suggests that the abnormal degree of ReHo in the trigeminal nerve during the resting-state would affect the paitient's quality of life.
Lastly, it should be noted our, as well as others, findings of an abnormal degree of connectivity involving the hippocampus and the PCC provides evidence supporting the claim that the well-known default-mode network is dysfunctional in TLE patients (Zhang et al. 2010).
And it turned out people with MTBI tend to face difficulties managing their workloads: "People who have this kind of brain injury tend to do a lot of work, they tend to either be perfectionists or worry to an abnormal degree about the quality of their work.
However, Londonderry was obsessed by pride of ancestry to a quite abnormal degree.
If the severity of LSRs is related to selective absorption by abnormal skin, the degree of absorption into the abnormal AKs may be another differentiating factor.
While the percentage of patients receiving lipid-modifying therapy increased in the post-index period, a substantial number of DM patients with suboptimal lipid levels did not receive any lipid-modifying therapy in the post-index period irrespective of abnormal lipid parameter, or the degree of the abnormal value.
One of the questions to be answered in the future is whether the group of women with a negative labour experience also has a higher degree of abnormal uterine lactate production from the beginning, or whether the uterus produces an abnormal amount of lactate during ongoing labour.
The pathophysiology of chronic malaria is characterised by a striking degree of abnormal development of erythroid precursors (dyserythropoiesis) and an inadequate erythropoietic response in spite of elevated levels of erythropoietin.
The degree of abnormal ploidy in hybrids was positively related to genetic divergence between parental species, but surprisingly, polyploidization had no effect on patterns of asymmetrical inviability.
SMA is due not only to increased hemolysis of infected and non-infected red blood cells (iRBC) but also due to a striking degree of abnormal development of erythroid precursors in acute and in chronic infection [3], [4] and an inadequate erythropoietic response in spite of elevated levels of erythropoietin (Epo) [4], [5], [6].
Using fMRI in a task that revealed any discordance between hand movements being performed by the subjects, and sensory feedback displayed on a computer screen [7], other authors have noted an abnormal relationship between the degree of control of the movements, and activity in the right IPL in patients with schizophrenia [24].
