Sentence examples for conjunction of activity from inspiring English sources
Two semantic tasks were reported as showing a conjunction of activity in the left inferior frontal gyrus (IFG).
New York is a giant, a multilayered conjunction of activities, set within larger patterns of the region, nation and world and related to them on many scales.
Although the actual mechanisms involved in hair shedding are not fully identified the process leading to the final hair shedding is possibly driven by the conjunction of activities of proteases and protease inhibitors [ 9– 11].
This conclusion was based on the toxic properties of the mutant protein in conjunction with its retention of activity.
These results do not necessarily mean that LTD can be induced by a single or a few conjunctions of CF and PF activities in vivo, because in the present experiments Cs+ was introduced into a PC that should have enhanced the Ca2+ influx.
The rehabilitation programme has special focus on knee and ankle range of motion, muscle function and the ability to maintain these functions in conjunction with management of activities of daily living.
Conversely, bilateral temporo-occipital activity was suppressed for conjunction versus both single tasks (conjunction-least-preferred), the first evidence of this pattern of activity during a WM conjunction task.
A conjunction of neocortical and striatal activity in the absence of the reinforcing dopamine signal was proposed to underlie extinction by weakening the active synapses [ 43].
The three-factor hypothesis was tested by ejecting small pulses of dopamine to coincide with the conjunction of neocortical and neostriatal activity.
Others have defined child health problems in terms of activity limitations in conjunction with elevated service use [ 17, 27], while another incorporates chronic conditions and service use [ 11].
To incorporate all patterns of conjunction-related activity observed in the current study, we propose an extension of Sala and Courtney's [ 2007] biased competition model of WM (Fig. 8).
