Sentence examples for based on anatomical studies from inspiring English sources

Likewise, a subdivision of the dentate nucleus in a more dorsal and rostral motor domain and a more ventral and caudal non-motor domain has been proposed by Dum and Strick (2003) based on anatomical studies in monkey.

The CPAP delivery interface was a single nasal prong (shortened size 4.0 tracheal tube, Covidien, Mansfield, USA) positioned over a stylet to a depth of 6 to 7 cm [13], which based on anatomical studies resulted in a tip position around 2 to 3 cm proximal to the epiglottis (Figure 1).

For the optic tectum, our results confirmed previous accounts of topography based on anatomical studies and conventional electrophysiology.

We assumed reciprocal connections between these cortical regions based on anatomical studies in monkeys (Muakkassa and Strick 1979; Barbas and Pandya 1987; Fang et al. 2005).

Recapitulating our fcMRI results, in the control group we found many of the connectivity patterns for bilateral or unilateral seed volumes that were expected based on anatomical studies of caudate circuitry.

In the database, reported projections between cortical areas are based on anatomical tract tracing studies where dyes were injected into one cortical area, and anterograde or retrograde transport of the dye indicated target or source areas for projection fibers.

Conventional imaging modalities, including magnetic resonance (MR), are primarily based on anatomical, functional or metabolic properties to study (patho physiology.

Indeed, top-down flows from the frontal to visual regions have been examined in recent neurophysiological [13], [47] or human imaging studies [15] based on anatomical findings of fiber tracts between the frontal and visual regions [54].

Based on anatomical findings (Buschbeck et al. 2003) and on behavioral studies (Maksimovic et al. 2007), it is only around 13 points.

For each subject, each ROI was based on anatomical and functional criteria.

(2) A person who lives as a member of a gender other than that expected based on anatomical sex.