Sentence examples for frontal differentiation from inspiring English sources

It will be very interesting to find out whether the observed anterior temporal dissociation between human action sounds and the other categories of sounds is present at an earlier age and whether the parietal and frontal differentiation between 'living' versus 'non-living' sounds becomes more distinct in older infants.

Our results demonstrated that striking differences in cell proliferation and osteogenic differentiation between the frontal and parietal bone can be detected already at embryonic stages.

"Every car gets a four- or five-star rating in frontal crashes, so there isn't much differentiation.

Of interest, this study revealed that neural crest derived frontal bone has superior potential for osteogenic differentiation and healing compared to mesodermal derived parietal bone.

The differentiation in the left inferior frontal gyrus began at 183 ms that is, later than it did in the OFC, but earlier than it did in the inferior temporal gyrus.

The inclusion of other measures of right frontal lobe functioning may result in improved neuropsychological differentiation of dementia patients with and without significant behavioral disturbances.

The average amplitudes recorded at both parietal and frontal electrodes within different time windows suggested a differentiation between human (HA, HV) and non-human (MEC, ENV) produced sounds.

These results are in accordance with our previous report which showed that frontal bone cells isolated from Fgfr2C342Y/+ mice exhibited enhanced early osteoblastic differentiation but diminished later stage differentiation and a decreased tendency to form mineralized tissue, when compared to cells isolated from wild type mice in vitro [ 5].

This differentiation between the temporal multisensory regions and the parietal and frontal multisensory areas may indicate different roles in multisensory processing, and its interaction with other cognitive systems such as attention (Talsma et al. 2010).

In particular, we wanted to find out whether differentiation of processing characteristics into parietal magnitude-related as compared to (pre)frontal, more general processing demands would be feasible.

Moreover, Thompson-Schill, and co-workers [ 65] suggested that the left inferior frontal gyrus is involved in the retrieval of facts from semantic memory and the differentiation between correct and incorrect facts.