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By using an implicit perceptual correlate of ABM, we were able to characterize a brain mechanism that is involved in perceiving movement from purely static displays of the human body.

The CVN-AD mouse model replicates multiple AD hallmark pathologies, and we identified multivariate biomarkers characterizing a brain circuit disruption predictive of cognitive decline.

These data point to the possibility that closing the eyes indeed characterizes a specific brain state that can be affected by the individual's mental set [3]. Accordingly, the current study presumes that eyes closed position represents a well defined mental set by which perceived emotionality can be modulated, thus probing its neural respect.

Using the nonlinear field theories of mechanics supplemented by the theory of finite growth, the latest brain models characterize the developing brain as a morphogenetically growing outer layer on a mechanically growing inner core (Budday et al. 2014).

It creates a "quantitative analysis to characterize the brain's representation of pain," the inventors say in their patent.

In this study, we undertook a multiscale approach to quantitatively characterize TMZ brain disposition in patients.

Functional magnetic resonance imaging is commonly used to characterize brain activity underlying a variety of psychiatric disorders.

We sought to characterize the brain connectivity networks of such response in schizophrenia.

The predicted MPS was used to characterize the brain responses.

This observation of multiple dynamic aspects of FC of a single region, the PCC in this case, may also characterize brain function more generally and reflect a fundamental aspect of functional organization in the brain.

Moreover, heterogeneous clinical presentations of the same molecular pathology, comorbidity or unexpected pathologies which characterize the aging brain and a strong clinical and pathological overlap between distinct neuropathological diagnoses render insights in the different disorders extremely important for diagnostic purposes.