Sentence examples for connectivity of human from inspiring English sources

That would still not match the connectivity of human grey matter.

We have entered a new era of global governance, acknowledging the complexity and the connectivity of human development with the global commons and the Earth system.

Nevertheless, the effect on connectivity of human impact is higher for species with limited dispersal capacity (100 500 m).

Determination of axonal pathways provides an invaluable means to study the connectivity of human brain and its functional network.

Most importantly, the construction of PCM elements in array level allows for the emulation of large-scale connectivity of human brain with any given neuron having as many as 10,000 inputs from other neurons, which is exemplified by an integrated hardware with 256 × 256 neurons and 64,000 synapses [113].

However, few studies have clearly addressed the functional connectivity of human insula when tactile stimulation is applied.

There are currently two strong sources of information about the connectivity of the human brain: (1) in vivo tractography studies of the human brain, with their technical shortcoming that we discuss in the Conclusion section of this work and (2) invasive tracer injection studies in the macaque brain, with their problems associated with differences between species.

Because of the absence of the large-scale mouse protein-protein interaction experiment and the function similarity between human-mouse orthologous genes, here we use the protein connectivity of corresponding human orthologs to approximately represent that of the mouse KO genes.

Though the connections between the ACC and the prefrontal regions in human is still unknown, the meta-analysis of PET studies regarding the function and connectivity of the human ACC demonstrated that several frontal-lobe gyri were consistently linked with changes in activity in the ACC.

Although these studies provided an extensive knowledge of the anatomical connections of the macaque insula, very little is known about the anatomical connectivity of the human insula.

Bauer and his colleagues, in their Nature paper, compare the endeavor to "simulating the neurological connectivity of the human brain or the evolution of the galaxies in the cosmos".