The rate of expansion of distinct network types for a network of size N precludes us from considering this question analytically, so instead we consider a different approach.
The Signature list for each brain region sub-networks demonstrate distinct networks for each region (Additional file 8: Figure S2).
Zaki, J., Ochsner, K.N., Hanelin, J., Wager, T. & Mackey, S.C. Different circuits for different pain: patterns of functional connectivity reveal distinct networks for processing pain in self and others.
Further, different populations of neurons fired more for either reward- or punishment-predicting stimuli, raising the possibility that the amygdala contains distinct networks for processing stimuli possessing appetitive and aversive associations (Zhang et al., 2013).
In the case of C.glutamicum, three distinct networks for each case (glucose, fructose or sucrose) were created to take into account both the differences in the sugar uptake and in the yield of biomass synthesis with respect to the nature of the sugar.
"Liberals have siloed policy interests the environment, civil rights, gay rights—and there are pretty distinct networks and groups for each one," Teles said.
To get through the pragmatics of day-to-day life and the demands of survival, brain activity naturally differentiates itself into several distinct networks, each responsible for a particular cognitive function.
For instance, some studies indicate that distinct networks of activity during spontaneous and evoked activity interact such that increases in spontaneous network activity result in reduced activity evoked by sensory stimulation (Sachdev et al. 2004; Hasenstaub et al. 2007).
I want to see more distinct networks thrive.
Five distinct networks contained MARTX genes.
