More specifically, social activities correspond to the involvement of a person in activities providing interactions with others [ 14], consistent with a person's life expectations [ 15], and contribute to an increased perception of health [ 16] and delayed functional decline [ 17].
Different modes of patient involvement (that correspond to different levels of involvement) may be used at these different steps [ 24] (see Additional File 1), mainly consultation - i.e data collection from patients - and direct participation of patients in the committees or working groups set up for a specific assessment.
The successive peaks of CAEPs correspond to the spatiotemporal involvement of the cortical auditory generators and are therefore influenced by cortical maturation [ 13– 15].
In the light of these results, the larger amplitudes for frequent than infrequent words in the present study may correspond to the greater involvement of the magnocellular pathway at a logographic/holistic stage.
The former corresponds to vertebral involvement and the latter to nerve root, cord or cauda equina pressure.
Radiologically four different patterns of involvement of splenic lymphoma have been described, which correspond to patterns of pathological involvement: diffuse infiltration, which manifests as splenomegaly; small, focal or miliary nodules; multiple large nodular lesions; and bulky solid masses.
These notions of orbitofrontal cortex involvement in evaluation of moral behavior and violation of social norms loosely correspond to our finding of involvement of orbitofrontal cortex in mentalizing about people who take advantage of the false beliefs of others to transgress social norms.
Finally, we have shown that RV dilatation is not specific for PAH and could correspond to a specific heart involvement in SSc.
For this reason, as a second study target, we tested the hypothesis that different macrovascular involvement types might correspond to different phenotypes.
We do however have patients with wider central forehead involvement that does correspond to the more classical descriptions of the frontonasal prominence (Fig. 2b d).
