The upper part of the reservoir is well connected with amalgamated sandstone bodies, however, the middle to lower parts have moderate to low sandstone body connectivity and amalgamation.
Based on these definitions, an enormous body of connectivity data has emerged that added defining features to LEC and MEC in rodents.
The high density and motif/anti-motif specificity of immune-body cytokine connectivity are compatible with the idea that the immune system could be involved in the physiology of the body and not only in its defence [ 13, 17].
In summary, subjects with dementia with Lewy bodies showed greater connectivity than controls with the right posterior cingulate cortex and subjects with Alzheimer's disease showed greater connectivity than controls with the left hippocampus.
Fluvial reservoirs consist of complex heterogeneous sedimentary bodies with varying connectivity, controlled by the sedimentary history of the system.
All vertebrate retinas share a fundamental plan, comprising five major neuronal cell classes with cell body distributions and connectivity arranged in stereotypic patterns.
Finally, creating some additional ponds in the vicinity of the sedimentation ponds in areas with few water bodies would increase the connectivity that facilitates the movement of invertebrates between ponds.
Subjects with dementia with Lewy bodies showed significantly greater connectivity than controls between the right posterior cingulate and the cerebellar tonsil, culmen, anterior cingulate and globus pallidus.
Compared with controls, the dementia with Lewy bodies group had greater connectivity between the right posterior cingulate cortex and other brain areas.
One of the attributes of the flood pulse is to homogenize the limnological, physical and chemical characteristics of contiguous water bodies by increasing hydrological connectivity (Thomaz et al., 2007), here defined as the water-mediated transport of matter, energy and organisms within or between the components of the hydrological cycle (Pringle, 2003).
