Sentence examples for changes in connections from inspiring English sources
Many crucial questions remain, but new tools for perturbing cortical cells and measuring plasticity at the level of changes in connections among identified neurons now exist.
This sort of memory is probably stored largely in the cerebral cortex, mediated by changes in connections between cells that represent specific types of information.
Reconceptualization is reflected by changes in connections and contrasts between variables, and more generally by changes in graph structure of PCA.
In our six area biogeographic model, we did not restrict the number of ranges a lineage can inhabit, and we altered the migration probabilities among geographic areas to reflect changes in connections during the gradual fragmentation of Gondwana.
We altered the migration probabilities among the four biogeographic regions in our model Antarctica, South America, Australia or New Zealand to reflect changes in connections to these areas during the gradual fragmentation of Gondwana.
We also note that the reconstructions from a model that was unconstrained with respect to changes in connections during the gradual fragmentation of Gondwana were nearly identical to the constrained model, including between-area disjunctions that are consistent with the break-up of Gondwana (see below).
Therefore, concrete information on LULC changes in connection with their underlying causes at spatial and temporal scales is needed.
Apart from bedrock, relief and climate, the geomorphological changes in connection with land use, as well as vegetation and soil changes may influence landslides in alpine cultural landscapes.
The sows are known to undergo behavioural changes in connection with farrowing and their natural behaviours may be compromised by the limited area of the enclosure.
The experimental results were used to detect damage (changes in connection stiffness) using a recently proposed FRF-based damage detection method.
Leukocytes are sensitive to physiological changes in connection with stress, bacteria and viruses [ 7].
