Sentence examples for forward and backward connectivity from inspiring English sources
In accordance with this, the current RS study provides the first direct evidence of reciprocal (forward and backward) connectivity between these 2 regions.
A second difference between the 2 studies is that repetition of identical face images was associated with changes in forward connectivity alone, as opposed to changes in forward and backward connectivity that were observed for repetition of identical body images.
RS could either modulate forward connectivity only (OFA-to-FFA) (Family 1), "backward" connectivity only (FFA-to-OFA) (Family 2), both forward and backward connectivity (Family 3), or within-region connectivity only (Family 4).
Forward and backward connections are defined according to the connectivity rules outlined in Felleman and Van Essen (1991) and specified in DCM to convey bottom-up and top-down effects, respectively.
This will require functional connectivity studies that distinguish forward and backward connections (e.g., dynamic causal modeling).
Our results showed that a number of forward and backward connections were stronger for reading pseudowords than words, and, in one case, connectivity showed significant intersubject variability.
Finally, a third BMS identified Model C2 as the preferred model (exceedance probability = 0.99) (Fig. 4 C ). Model C2 also has endogenous forward and backward connections between OFA and FFA, however RS modulates backward (FFA-to-OFA) connectivity, with no effect of RS on self-connectivity (Fig. 7 B ).
Finally, a third BMS for models in Family C1 identified Model C1 as the most likely model (exceedance probability = 0.99) (Fig. 3 C ). Model C1 has endogenous forward and backward connections between OFA and FFA, a change in forward (OFA-to-FFA) connectivity during RS and no effect of RS on self-connectivity (Fig. 7 A ).
forward-and-backward. local variance controlled forward-and-backward diffusion.
scale-based forward-and-backward diffusion.
