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Electrophysiological tests demonstrate that functionally interconnected clusters are obtained and experimental results (both spontaneous and stimulus evoked activity recordings) attesting the feasibility of the proposed approach are presented.
In the cerebral cortex, in particular, it has been observed that reciprocal connections are often present between functionally interconnected areas that are hierarchically organized.
While it is possible to select among individuals on the basis of particular traits, it is nonetheless the case that organisms are integrated entities whose parts are functionally interconnected.
The paper presents an approach, based on local spatial statistics and the case of Beijing to understand the spatial clustering of industries that are functionally interconnected by common or complementary patterns of demand or supply relations.
Our findings demonstrate that dysfunction of a small subset of interneurons can have a profound effect on behavior and that the GABA-ergic, monoamine, and cannabinoid systems are functionally interconnected.
Primary cilia and polycystins are functionally interconnected in many tissues.
In the second case of two parallel axially functionally graded beams interconnected, a system of three differential equations, including two PDE with variable coefficients and an ODE with constant coefficients is solved.
Mitochondria and the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) are functionally and physically interconnected at contact sites that enable high concentrations of calcium to be generated (microdomains) and transferred to mitochondria.
The hippocampus and surrounding cortex are functionally and anatomically interconnected with the regions discussed thus far in our review and have been shown to be abnormal in schizophrenia (Coyle 2004, Heckers 2001, Heckers and Konradi 2002).
A module can be defined as a set of highly interconnected, functionally-related components in a biological interaction network.
The CNS (central nervous system) is comprised highly interconnected, yet functionally heterogeneous CNS cell populations.
