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We observed, in migraine with aura, an increased connectivity in left angular gyrus, left supramarginal gyrus, right precentral gyrus, right postcentral gyrus, right insular cortex.

This originates from an increased connectivity and refinement of the MWNT laden PαMSAN phase, as confirmed by optical microscopy and the linear viscoelastic response of the blends.

Moreover, attention to spontaneous-sensations revealed an increased connectivity between BA 3a/3b, superior frontal gyrus (BA 9) and anterior cingulate cortex (BA 32), probably allowing top-down activations of primary somatosensory cortex.

However, in the MPFC-FC map, the vACC (BA 25/24) showed an increased connectivity in the EO compared with the EO-F condition (Figure S1B).

Results indicate that clusters mostly located at frontal and temporal cortices experienced an increased connectivity with the right MCC and left and right pre-SMA as the uncertainty was higher.

Present continuously throughout both sessions was an increased connectivity between l-BA44 (cluster b) and another area localized at r-MOG (x,y,z = 52, −74, 3; Z = 3.8), slightly more ventral than the r-ITG region.

Concurrent with these decreases in BOLD response, an increasing connectivity between areas of the imaged network as well as the right-middle-frontal-gyrus with rising learning performance was revealed by a psychophysiological interaction (PPI) analysis.

The alteration of the information process might lead to an abnormally increased connectivity from the amygdala to the visual regions.

Crystallizing isotactic polypropylene (iPP) develops large-scale spherulites and thick threads, large enough for observation by optical microscopy, and undergoes a liquid-to-solid transition as an expression of increased connectivity of the structure.

From an ecological perspective, increased connectivity can have consequences that are either positive (demographic rescue) or negative (spread of diseases or invasive species).

We also find that as a result of increased connectivity more traffic bypasses transit links and instead reaches its destination by traversing only peering links.