Sentence examples for dysfunctional networks from inspiring English sources

We propose that viewing the development of PDD from this dysfunctional networks perspective can provide novel insights and opportunities for development of new therapies.

This could optimize the cognitive benefits of training, especially for skills subserved by dysfunctional networks, which otherwise are too weak to unfold the full learning potential.

Although available data are contradictory regarding the role of the cingulate cortex in the pathogenesis of OCD, dysfunctional networks have been suggested to be involved in the pathogenesis of OCD including not only the OFC and the motor cortex, but also the ACC and the rostral cingulate motor area [ 7].

Mr. Lee said that the councilman had used "a dysfunctional network" of nonprofit organizations that he controlled to funnel money to family members and to his girlfriend.

Aside from investigations of the local brain activation, the role of the amygdala in SAD may be better understood if the amygdala is considered as a part of a more wide and complex dysfunctional network.

Thus, scientists typically interpret high correlation or synchrony as representing a more integrated and responsive network and a low correlation or synchrony as representing a dysfunctional network or one with impaired communication.

In 2010, a review, entitled "From 'differential expression' to 'differential networking' – identification of dysfunctional regulatory networks in diseases", systematically explicated the development from differential expression to differential coexpression for the first time as we know [ 22].

This resetting of dysfunctional brain networks by therapeutic DBS is mediated by white matter stimulation and modulation of network dynamics by adjusting local field potential.

First, dysfunctional signaling networks of diseases are complex and stable, and effective drug combinations can inhibit major modules of the networks simultaneously.

In addition, it may allow the study of dysfunctional neural networks in patients with neurological and psychiatric diseases, such as schizophrenia in which structural and functional brain abnormalities have been found [8] [10].

We used independent component analysis (ICA) to identify and characterize dysfunctional spatiotemporal networks in schizophrenia engaged during the different stages (encoding and recognition) of a Sternberg working memory fMRI paradigm.