Sentence examples for inferior cluster from inspiring English sources

However, one should keep in mind that their analysis was based on an inferior cluster approach that led, from a biological point of view, to a number of wrongly assigned clusters.

In terms of associated cytoarchitectonic areas, the inferior cluster overlapped with anterior and posterior portions of the inferior parietal cortex [IPC PGa) and IPC PGp), respectively] on the angular gyrus (Caspers et al. 2008).

Thus, the separation of the NCC into superior and inferior clusters occurred before the appearance of discrete cushions.

Moreover, whereas NCC aggregated into superior and inferior clusters in the control embryo, this was not apparent in the mutant embryos and the lumen remained rounded.

The NCCs were found throughout the circumference of the cardiac jelly in the most distal region, whereas already in the mid-part, they were beginning to condense into superior and inferior clusters; this altered the shape of the outflow lumen from a rounded to a more slit-like appearance.

These regions included bilateral activation in the posterior-inferior frontal lobe, medial superior frontal gyrus\premotor cortex, precuneus, and a left inferior parietal cluster, regions sporadically reported previously to be involved in various auditory localization and recognition tasks [48], [50], [77], [78].

Using these maps, we found an overlap of 16.5 % between the inferior frontal cluster of GMV increase and one posterior inferior functional subunit associated with action imitation.

For the ROI analysis, we performed the stop-double and double-stop contrasts on the right inferior frontal cluster activated in the stop-shift contrast from experiment 1.

The majority of these miRNAs increased gradually as the grain filling progressed in both superior [ 16] and inferior spikelets (cluster I10, Additional file 11).

The peak of the inferior frontal cluster lay on the pars opercularis of the inferior frontal gyrus and could be assigned to the probabilistic cytoarchitectonic Area 44 (Keller et al. 2009).

This indicates that the responses in the inferior postcentral cluster to hands grasping painful objects (but not seeing a hand withdraw from these objects) are indeed related to participants' experience in interacting with the objects.