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The multivariate analysis of PDC evaluated each possible direction of brain interaction and revealed widespread reciprocal information-transfer during familiar object processing.

The multivariate analysis of PDC evaluates each possible direction of brain interaction and reveals influences received from or transmitted by each brain area, and, consequently, even feedback influences can be uncovered.

Manipulations that reverse the direction of brain asymmetry reverse the functional properties of habenular neurons, whereas manipulations that generate either double-left or double-right-sided brains lead to loss of habenular responsiveness to either odor or light, respectively.

The second observation is that results have been inconsistent with respect to the direction of brain-behavior relationships.

The direction of mean brain-body temperature differences was positive (brain higher than body temperature) and negative (brain lower than body temperature).

Among the acupuncture research, pain control has been the most prevalent direction of study, and brain imaging is attracting the most recent attention.

Thus, it permitted characterization of the strength and direction of influence between discrete brain regions (Goebel et al. 2003).

The structures implicated in schizophrenia include all the structures implicated in bipolar disorder, (b) the conditions are distinguished by the direction of deviations in lateralized brain structure, and (c) laterality interacts with sex to determine form of psychosis.

Once the model (represented by the model coefficients) is defined a large number of measures can be computed that quantify coupling strength and direction of information flow between brain areas.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07860.013 We found that a number of previously known imprinted genes such as Igf2, Igf2r, Zim1, Copg2, and Ago2 display noticeable differences either in their imprinting status and/or direction of parental bias across different brain regions and in non-brain tissues.

However, it should be noted that asymmetries of interests between matrigenes and patrigenes are dependent on several species-specific demographic factors, and that the regulation of social behaviors is complex, making clear-cut predictions on the direction of imprinting in adult brains especially challenging (Curley, 2011).