Sentence examples for brain areas that differ from inspiring English sources
Scans during two or more task conditions or states are compared to show the brain areas that differ in activity among the conditions.
Brain areas that differed between PPTH and migraine were located in lateral orbitofrontal, superior and middle frontal, precuneus and supramarginal gyrus regions.
By imaging the brains of people who stutter, he has identified areas that differ in structure, compared with non-stutterers.
Focus on those areas that differ and try to identify situations that address the area.
Figure 2 depicts the brain areas that significantly differed between ASD and HC subjects.
Related to this idea of optimal timing, we might predict that neurons' afterhyperpolarization time courses would differ across brain areas that receive input streams with different characteristics (cf. [37]); that is, the intrinsic dynamics of afterhyperpolarization and network input characteristics could have co-evolved to achieve some form of optimality.
We wanted to know (a) if homosexual men and women differ from heterosexual men and women in terms of GM, i.e. if we could detect areas of increased GM in homosexual men and areas of decreased GM in homosexual women; (b) if these divergences occur particularly in those brain areas that we could demonstrate to be sex-dimorphic.
The identification of areas of structural brain alterations associated with antipsychotic exposure that differ from those areas commonly associated with the disease would aid in achieving a better understanding of this question.
Brain lesions are rarely circumscribed, are heterogeneous across different patients, and may be functionally compensated for by other brain areas with a time-course that differs across patients.
It seems plausible that the reallocation of resources therefore follows a nonlinear function in brain areas which differ from the working-memory network itself.
This is important for those attempting to localize mechanisms for the allocation of attention within the brain (since different brain areas differ in their mapping of space).
