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We hypothesize that, in Alzheimer's disease, compensatory increases in functional connectivity could help maintain the functionality and structural integrity of secondary atrophy sites, with two main consequences at network level: 1) relative increases of cortical thickness path length, and 2) relative decreases of functional path length (Figure 6).
Lung recruitment was low (3 ± 2 %) and was not correlated to increases in functional residual capacity (R 2 0.2, p = 0.19).
Higher magnetic fields provide higher image SNR and supra-linear increases in functional signals associated with the microvasculature (e.g. [34], [35]), which can result in major gains in accuracy and functional contrast-to-noise ratio (CNR) in fMRI.
Bipolar disorders are associated with increases in functional decline, mortality and healthcare costs.
Less robust increases in functional connectivity were also found in left pSTS and bilaterally in EBA.
Accordingly, increases in functional sensitivity translate into increases in the pEC50 value.
Together, these data strongly support our hypothesis that ketamine suppresses GluN2B function in pyramidal cortical neurons leading to an increase in functional excitatory synaptic number in the PFC and a decrease in despair-like behavior.
We observe an increase in functional redundancy accompanying an increase in species complexity.
Induction of classical LTP involves an NMDA-receptor and calcium-dependent increase in functional synaptic AMPA receptors, mediated by enhanced recycling of internalized AMPA receptors back to the postsynaptic membrane.
In the instance of an sdAb specific for a peptide antigen, pentamerization resulted in a dramatic increase in functional affinity for immobilized antigen.
From primary degraded forest to intensively managed oil-palm systems, we found a 46% decrease in species richness and a 48% reduction in density, but weaker effects on functional group richness and an increase in functional dispersion.
