Sentence examples for each insular from inspiring English sources

To test whether orthogonalization was leading to underestimation of functional connectivity, analyses were repeated with each insular subdivision in a separate regression model.

The latter result was also reflected in the maps showing for each insular voxel the number of subjects with an above-threshold number of samples to that target (Fig. 7, up).

Each insular subregion identified with this cluster analysis was then used as a seed region in subsequent whole-brain connectivity analyses to determine the connectivity pattern associated with each subregion.

We reported, for each target mask and hemisphere, spatial variability maps of the COG of the connected insular cluster across subjects (Fig. 7, up), quantified the spatial spread as a function of hemisphere and target, and computed consistency maps showing for each target mask how many subjects sent an above-threshold number of samples from each insular voxel (Fig. 7, up).

To investigate the spatial variability of insular connections across subjects and between hemispheres, we computed maps showing for each insular voxel the number of subjects who displayed an above-threshold number of tractography samples to each of the examined targets and plotted the associated centers of gravity (COG).

Recently, two works [Cauda et al., 2011; Deen et al., in press] used resting resting-state functional MRI (RS fmri) to perform a voxelwise parcellation of the insula on the basis of the correlation between the time course of each insular voxel with that of each other voxel in the brain.

And each church, each valley, each ethnic group, each neighborhood is insular — not only the upscale enclaves like Kahala or Koko Head, but the more modest ones too.

Specifically, we assessed: (1) the number of active voxels falling in each sub-insular cluster; (2) the signal intensity difference between word and letter strings within clusters; (3) the subject-specific cluster selectivity; (4) the lateralization between left and right clusters.

In each culture, however insular, outside forces -- colonial politics, trade, invasion, environmental change -- have had their effect.

The energy has shifted in these images and people seem more cut off from each other, more insular and self-absorbed.

Finally, meta-analytic examination of the cognitive and behavioral domains associated with each of the insular clusters obtained elucidated the broad functional dissociations likely underlying the topography observed.