These lines of research suggest that anterior temporal regions support core conceptual knowledge and that these areas may become increasingly influential when posterior areas of the language network are damaged.
All-ceramic crowns have become increasingly used also in the posterior regions, but there are only few studies documenting the clinical outcome of these restorations.
Minimally invasive and instrumental approach via posterior fixation is increasingly being used for the treatment of adult degenerative disc disease, stenosis, and deformity of the lumbar vertebrae.
Other, especially more posterior sutures, become increasingly complex.
From K = 18 onwards the posterior probability became increasingly variable among runs, and the clustering of accessions became unstable between replicate runs.
The increasingly oblique orientations toward the posterior aspect of the toothrow, as well as their spacing form the wear-induced dental occlusal surface shapes [(Naples, 1985a) Figure 4].
Bayesian MCMC analytical methods are increasingly being used to estimate posterior distributions, thereby leading to a better informed choice of evolutionary model for the study of plant systematics, molecular evolution, medicine and bioinformatics.
The Wernicke's aphasia group displayed an 'over-activation' in comparison with control participants, indicating that anterior temporal lobe regions become increasingly influential following reduction in posterior semantic resources.
The lack of redundancy of Hox gene clusters in invertebrates as well as the key role of Hox1 in regard to posterior Hox genes increasingly stress the importance of its regulation, calling for collection of further experimental evidence about Hox gene expression and genomic location in S. cephaloptera.
Refinements in macro- and microstructure of this network occur throughout adolescence before stabilizing during adulthood (Shaw et al. 2008; Ostby et al. 2011) and lead to a decreased reliance on frontal areas as more specialized posterior regions become increasingly recruited (Luna et al. 2010).
