Positive functional connectivity between left and right anterolateral STCs during normal narrative speech comprehension may represent the integration of verbal and non-verbal information, a process considered essential for speech comprehension (Friederici and Alter, 2004).
However, such data are essential for the comprehension of two-phase flow phenomena in order to design or to improve industrial installations.
Evaluations of leaf anatomy, such as analyses of stomatal density and index, are essential for the comprehension of the gas exchange between the plants and the atmosphere.
Complementarity relations are divided into two sub-relations, those in which the combination of the information expressed by different media is essential for the comprehension of the multimedia message and those where the information is non-essential.
The integration of sequencing and gene interaction data and subsequent generation of pathways and networks contained in databases such as KEGG Pathway is essential for the comprehension of complex biological processes.
We believe our results may help to elucidate how the evolutionary parameters are shaped, which will certainly be essential for the comprehension and validation of the data generated through the computational analyses of full-genome sequences.
The generic network from unicellular to multi-cellular organisms, together with constraint-based modelling, represents a key foundational advance in systems biology that is essential for seeking comprehension of biological functioning throughout the integration of data with mathematical models.
The posterior frontal cortex, particularly areas engaged in the actions themselves, together with posterior middle temporal gyrus/posterior superior temporal sulcus that receive input from motion-related areas and may represent schematic aspects of event structure, have been proposed as essential for action comprehension (Grossman et al., 2002; see Kemmerer et al. 2010 for discussion).
This study combined measures of syntactic comprehension, neural integrity and neural activity in patients with left hemisphere damage to determine which brain regions are essential for preserved syntactic comprehension, focusing on the left inferior frontal gyrus and its associated networks.
