Sentence examples for frontal involvement from inspiring English sources

Indeed, inferior frontal involvement has been characterized as a top-down process involving motor representations coded by mirror neuron responses (Caggiano et al. 2011; Kilner 2011; Nelissen et al. 2011).

The early ACC/preSMA activity preceding even MTL neurons is especially surprising given several recent studies that questioned frontal involvement in BR, in particular, and in conscious experience, in general29.

Inspired by fMRI reports of frontal involvement in perceptual transitions15,16,21,23,24,40,41,42 (but see ref. 43) we looked for units that changed their FR compared to baseline around the perceptual transitions, irrespective of image identity.

Feredoes, E., Heinen, K., Weiskopf, N., Ruff, C. & Driver, J. Causal evidence for frontal involvement in memory target maintenance by posterior brain areas during distracter interference of visual working memory.

Of note, solvers manifested signs of greater right frontal involvement already before sleep.

Intriguingly, Figures 5 and 7 in Hauk et al. [61] suggest early left frontal involvement particularly for semantic coherence, but unfortunately it is not possible to be more anatomically precise from their data.

This may also allow for more specific lesion or brain region comparisons, such as cortical versus subcortical, and to explore any lateralization effects further or frontal versus non-frontal involvement.

Factors significantly associated with worse OS include age greater than 65, presence of extracranial disease at time of brain metastasis diagnosis, increasing number of brain metastases, frontal lobe involvement, bilateral involvement, presence of neurological symptoms, weakness, and fatigue [ 8, 12].

In fact, some of those trying to reconcile the vast literature on inferior frontal cortex involvement in speech processing have argued that, if its engagement is a matter of perceptuo-motor interface, then the IFG as a whole should share activations related to different tasks in the speech loop56.

It is concluded that Ross et al.'s model is not applicable to prefrontal cortex working memory functions, that evidence that working memory cannot be subdivided in prefrontal cortex according to material type is increased, and that incidental working memory demands may explain the frontal lobe involvement in emotional prosody comprehension as revealed by neuroimaging studies.

Recent clinically oriented studies investigating frontal lobe involvement of the TMT using transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) and near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) also support this localization [57].