Moreover, alternating periods of strong and weak centrality of the core relate to periods of strong and weak global efficiency in the brain.
The overall decrease in network efficiency was paralleled by a stronger betweenness centrality of ipsilesional M1, the latter being a measure of the functional importance of a node for information processing.
But because of the strong family-community centrality of many Indigenous peoples, group-, rathan than individual-, based competition may be more appropriate.
Its centrality to the idea of Irishness was sanctified by more than a century of strong tradition, by national feeling, and even by blood.
The strong conservation of vitamin D usage and VDR may also explain the centrality of vitamin D-related proteins, as highly central proteins show a tendency for stronger evolutionary conservation than peripheral proteins [ 43, 44].
What centrality there is revolves about the family of Vin, a veteran bus driver who is enthusiastic about the strike, a good man of strong beliefs and work ethic, if a bit gullible.
"Both the logic of Scripture and the centrality of marriage in society," he said, justify "the strong inclination of congregations to hire a man who is not only married but faithfully married".
Understanding ritual in medicine, including the placebo effects of such rituals, reaffirms the centrality of the physical examination to the process of building strong physician-patient relationships.
Although these results apply only to mathematical theories strong enough to embed arithmetic, the centrality of the natural numbers (and their extensions into the rationals, reals, complexes, etc).
According to the centrality of a protein in the PPI network, which has a strong correlation with the essentiality of a protein, the protein will be given a weight value Si to show its relative significance.
