Sentence examples for abnormalities of functional from inspiring English sources

Here, we ask whether COS and AOS patients and their siblings exhibit similar abnormalities of functional connectivity.

The study aim was to identify longitudinal abnormalities of functional connectivity and its relation with motor disability in early to moderately advanced stages of Parkinson's disease patients.

For three of these areas, a correspondence was found between abnormalities of functional and structural connectivities.

Intriguingly, for a few of the areas identified by the two analyses, a correspondence was found between abnormalities of functional and structural connectivities.

A "temporal dissociation" between the two phenomena might explain this counter intuitive finding: abnormalities of functional connectivity might be a consequence of retinal damage, and might be then followed by an increased structural connectivity as an adaptive compensatory response.

While being similar to the structural maps of cortical changes in schizophrenia, the S-maps go beyond the topography limits, demonstrating a novel aspect of the abnormalities of functional cooperation: namely, regionally reduced or enhanced connectivity.

Taken together, the abnormality of functional connectivity of the DMN we found in drug addicts suggest drug addicts' altered functional organization of the DMN, which may be implicated in addiction-related increased memory processing and diminished cognitive control related to attention and self-monitoring.

In addition to structural abnormalities of cilia, functional defects were noted in Invs[26] and Cys1[27], and both mouse mutants revealed ARPKD phenotype.

Abnormalities of adrenal function leading to functional adrenal insufficiency appear common after CA, with greater abnormalities identified in nonsurvivors [ 111– 111].

Furthermore, many studies based on functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) have reported that the abnormality of the functional connectivity in the intrinsic brain neural mechanism contributes to the MDD [ 14].

Dementia was diagnosed according to DSM-IV criteria, requiring an impairment of memory with one other abnormality of cognition, functional disability, and preservation of consciousness.