Sentence examples for brain hub from inspiring English sources
They want to create a new brain hub (think Silicon Valley in California and the Research Triangle in North Carolina) whose focus would be inventing and making things in high-tech manufacturing plants.
The human insular cortex is an important brain hub structure for pain processing and is divided into several subdivisions, serving different functions in pain perception.
Female migraine sufferers showed slightly thicker gray matter in two regions: one, the posterior insula, is well-known in pain processing; the other, the precuneus, has been recently linked to migraines but is more widely known as a fundamental brain hub that may house a person's consciousness or sense of self.
The Drosophila MB has been studied extensively as a central brain hub for olfactory associative memory and behavior (Heisenberg, 2003; Fiala, 2007).
The Talent Flows, Brain Hubs, and Socioeconomic Development in Asia research project examines high-level talent flows within and across the Asia-Pacific region and their potential policy implications.
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Our findings revealed the dysfunction of brain hubs in female MWoA, and suggested the left prefrontal cortex, putamen and caudate nucleus served as sensitive neuroimaging markers for reflecting the disease duration of female MWoA.
Following up on macroscopic studies showing the existence of centrally connected nodes in the mammalian brain, combined with the notion that these putative brain hubs may form a dense interconnected 'rich club' collective, we hypothesized that brain connectivity might involve a rich club type of architecture to promote a repertoire of different and flexibly accessible brain functions.
In addition, short-range FCD values in left prefrontal cortex, putamen and caudate nucleus were significantly negatively correlated with duration of disease in MWoA group, implying the repeated migraine attacks over time may consistently affect the resting-state functional connectivity architecture of these brain hubs.
By studying the development of brain networks in adolescence, when brain hubs are becoming strengthened and consolidated, Prof Bullmore and his team are hoping to unravel the developmental changes that contribute to mental illness.
Prof Bullmore explained that people with schizophrenia tend to have fewer brain hubs so their neural networks are somewhat less connected than would be found in a healthy brain.
