Pearson correlation analyses were used to compare patterns of activation with coherence across regions of interest, and between patients and controls.
Though a newly developed spectral domain optical coherence tomography (OCT) is at the center of interests for many ophthalmologic researchers and clinicians, its own characteristics are not fully evaluated yet.
Starting a social debate could be a first step to promote coherence between different parties of interest involved in the production, interpretation, use, dissemination and promotion of evidence.
Because V1 and V5/MT+ exhibit different patterns of response to motion coherence (Braddick et al., 2001; Handel et al., 2007; Costagli et al., 2014), the percentage BOLD signal change was extracted at each coherence level within regions of interest corresponding to these two visual areas.
He is interested in the coherence of a theory that describes all imaginable cases and not in one that describes only observable phenomena; to be imaginable means to be possible, i.e., not to generate a contradiction.
For these reasons, combining ideology and governmental coherence in the utility function of interest groups is a plausible and simple assumption.
The expanses of glass in Modernist office buildings called for a new type of curtain, with "small motif prints that create a rhythm and visual interest but don't distract from the coherence of the room," Martin said.
If the latter possibility were the case, we would expect the coherence of the interneurons to be similarly modulated on each trial by our rhythms of interest.
His monograph Joseph Conrad: The Major Phase (1978) reflected his interest in analytic philosophy and did much to establish the intellectual coherence of Conrad's output.
These components may each have been included in response to the pressure of some interest group during the design phase, but distract from the overall coherence of the activity during implementation.
