Sentence examples for greater thinning from inspiring English sources

By contrast, higher IQ was associated with greater thinning of the right caudal middle frontal and right superior frontal regions.

It was hypothesized that adolescents who demonstrated greater thinning of frontal cortical regions between the age of 16 and 19 would exhibit higher dispositional mindfulness levels at age 19.

The change in relative density of each plot, from the time of establishment, after thinning, and with subsequent growth, is shown in the upper two graphs of Figure 1 (darker colours are representative of greater thinning intensities) for Sites 803 and 808 respectively.

Finally, we expected greater thinning in the MDD group with a history of childhood abuse in cortical regions comprising the frontal-limbic network.

His most powerful chapter reveals the awful scale of "the great thinning".

The inferior RNFL thickness showed the greatest thinning (5, 6, and 7 clock-hour positions) and the strongest associations with the superior hemifield in glaucoma patients.

And that general picture is staggering: the reign of Elizabeth II has seen, in wildlife terms, a vast impoverishment of the fields and woods and hedgerows and marshes and heaths of Britain, a great thinning-out of everything, a winnowing, a colossal watering down of the once-vibrant colour and life of our countryside.

Preppy stores like J. Crew and Banana Republic have nice thick knit cardigans, and places like American Apparel or H&M have some great thin knit ones.

Weed competition caused a severe reduction of DM yield and lucerne proportion in the 'organic' management but just a slight, non-significant reduction of seed yield, for which the greater stand thinning in this management relative to the chemically weeded one was largely compensated by increases in racemes per stem and seed weight.

The effects in the caudal middle frontal regions exceeded those of the illness as Met carrier status was associated with greater cortical thinning in both MDD and control groups.

Indeed, we choose to apply a measure of linear dependence led by our a priori hypotheses for which the MCI group with the greater cortical thinning and higher a3/a2 EEG level (indicating an incipient AD) should show a clear correlation with the memory tests performance, in the sense that an increase in cortical thinning corresponds to a decrease in memory performance, and vice versa.