Sentence examples for based on functional neuroimaging from inspiring English sources
We found that automatic prediction based on functional neuroimaging yielded much better results than current DWI methods, notably for identifying patients who recovered consciousness.
Connectivity studies based on functional neuroimaging in humans usually work on the macroscale level of neural networks due to the limited spatial resolution of functional MRI data.
The rationale for the first rTMS studies in OCD was based on functional neuroimaging studies of OCD that demonstrated abnormalities in the orbitofrontal subcortical circuits, especially in the orbital frontal gyri and medial caudate nuclei [ 11].
Recent advances in neuroimaging and computing have enabled the development of such methods based on functional MRI-based measures of regional brain activation (Cox et al., 1995).
The location of the grey matter correlation with expressive emotion suppression is in line with our predictions based on previous functional neuroimaging research relating the dmPFC to self-control of actions and more complex urges [9] [12].
Based on existing functional neuroimaging findings, we hypothesized that patients with PI would show greater sensory-motor connectivity compared with normal sleepers, and such alteration would be correlated with poor sleep quality.
fMRI and TMS studies of language processing have highlighted that the right hemisphere may well have a contributing role to play in aphasia recovery emphasising that therapeutic interventions, such as tDCS, that stress targeting the left or right-hemisphere currently should be based on supporting functional neuroimaging of patients and language tasks.
Her own doctorate on functional neuroimaging charted which networks in the brain lit up while performing certain tasks.
On functional neuroimaging studies, HV decreases or even abolishes the occipital cortex response to visual stimulation [12, 13].
Previous studies on the etiology of ADHD are mostly based on structural or functional neuroimaging research of group level (ADHD vs. control) differences.
