Sentence examples for hub structure from inspiring English sources
Among the above mechanisms, we assume that the medulla is substantially involved as a hub structure related to interictal WPH, because similar brainstem volume reduction and structural alteration [75, 76] were observed in migraine and FM, and it includes the serotonergic system from the rostral ventromedial medulla, which has been implicated in migraine and FM pathophysiology [80].
The hub structure of these networks showed striking differences (Fig. 4).
The hub structure has the economic advantage that a diverse range of cities can be served efficiently.
To augment the operation flexibility of energy hub, the innovation sub-energy hub structure including power hub, heating hub and cooling hub is put forward.
Functional significance of hub structure was confirmed by computationally deleting hub versus random nodes and observing that global efficiency decreased significantly more when hubs were removed (p < .001).001
Simulation results underline the benefits resulting from the application of the proposed approach to an energy hub structure designed in Waterloo, Canada.
By comparing two DCNs between the normal and cancer states, we found some great changes in hub genes and topological structure, which suggest that the modules of two different DCNs change a lot.
We divided the full network into subnetworks so that the main connectivity structure with hub nodes and strong edges in the original network is preserved, while edges for weak correlation are ignored.
When a car's driven along the street its tire threads pick up negative charges; work their way into tire casings & hub structures, & into the body of thecar.
Results suggest that a combination of commercial carrier strategies, operational efficiencies, hub structures, network topologies and regional competition contributed to the deterioration of CVG.
A previous brain imaging study, by the same team, showed that psilocybin decreased blood flow to certain important "hub structures" in the brain, meaning that closely linked brain areas became less tightly synchronised.
