She criticizes the data from some studies of Internet connectivity, many of which equate limited intervals of Internet usage or perhaps a single online experience with the connectivity of a laptop-owning, smartphone-toting wi-fi owner.
Such activity might reflect an enhanced cellular excitability or recurrent synaptic connectivity, both of which should favor hippocampal epileptiform activity.
Furthermore, layer acquisition and connectivity, both of which show high specificity, are determined by embryonic origin but are also dependent on local cues [ 47,48,49,50 ].
This process included an evaluation of the existing ICT hardware, software, and web connectivity, all of which were upgraded in order to be able to operate and sustain the new HRIS.
The AIV as defined by the authors has multiple distinct regions (with different connectivity) some of which are spatially adjacent to or overlapping not only with the region termed 'Ad' by B&A, but also the 'RA cup' region and RA itself.
There are two categories of connectivity: structural connectivity, which describes the physical coupling of landscape units, and functional connectivity, which delineates the linkage among landscape elements maintained by material transport.
Our method involves the development of ODE models corresponding to different signalling pathway connectivities, all of which can explain current wild type experimental data equally well.
However, the real-time connectivity of routes, which is pertinent to position-based routing, has not yet been considered.
Meanwhile, the genetic or PPI networks offered only snapshot information about the relationship between family sizes and connectivity of genes, which was often found to be inaccurate.
