Sentence examples for cortical expansion from inspiring English sources

This in turn is based on predictive models of the cortical expansion that occurred during evolution.

A good analogy for this cortical expansion is that of a pressurised balloon.

Size, complexity and spine density of dendritic trees are increased, which leads, finally, to cortical expansion.

The positional information of the neurons in the VZ and corresponding protomap within the SP and CP is preserved during cortical expansion by transient radial glial scaffolding.

Nonetheless, comparative neuroanatomical observations have revealed probable cell-biological mechanisms that may have driven reorganization of neocortical architecture and cortical expansion.

However, the dendritic arbour of interneurons was found to be extended, at least in the vertical dimension, to follow the cortical expansion.

With this in mind, and because no effects were found in the sensorimotor function tests in the present study or in a previous study in healthy subjects [ 34], we decided not to perform fMRI because the likelihood of finding an cortical expansion-difference would be small.

Whether such a faculty could relate to this lone cortical GM expansion and whether the GM expansion relates to greater behavioral flexibility are speculative.

The pattern of permeative bone destruction, cortical bone expansion, and the enlargement of both the masseter and medial pterygoid muscles were all observed in patients with malignant tumors.

The following CT observations are discussed: (1) bone destruction pattern subdivided into spotty, gross, or permeative; (2) cortical bone expansion; (3) diffuse osteosclerotic changes; (4) periosteal reaction; (5) masticator muscle involvement; (6) enlargement of the facial muscle; and (7) attenuation in the subcutaneous adipose tissue.

Because defects in the normal migration of neurons during corticogenesis can result in delayed cortical radial expansion and abnormalities in cortical layering, we have examined neuronal migration in murine trisomy 16 (Ts16), a mouse model for DS.