Sentence examples for manifestations of functional from inspiring English sources

Both epilepsy and ASD are manifestations of functional abnormalities of cortical circuits and coexist in about 20 30% of patients (34, 35).

38 When it comes to cognition, ECF have also been associated with different manifestations of functional loss, such as decreases in mobility, 39 gait speed, 40 and route learning, 41 as well as an increased risk of falls.

As the change of shape of the cis-regulatory input function can be interpreted as a change of genetic background, the observed shifts in the cis-/trans-linkage and dominance patterns are manifestations of functional epistasis in the actual genotype-phenotype map.

This phenomenon was first described in the motor system as a manifestation of functional connectivity [18].

Continuous SEP monitoring has strong prognostic power because amplitude modifications usually precede clinical manifestation of functional integrity.

A higher rate of protein sequence evolution and almost complete loss of interactions with an ancestral protein complex are manifestations of rapid functional divergence.

Nineteenth century physicians Beard and Dubois [ 79] described an integrated view of unexplained symptoms and syndromes, and saw them as manifestations of reversible functional disturbance.

The envelope time series for every voxel was effectively low-pass filtered by dividing each envelope time course into 0.1-s windows and averaging within those windows, focusing on low-frequency power fluctuations that are thought to be direct manifestations of electrophysiological functional connectivity (Brookes et al. 2011).

A manifestation of this functional specialization is the emergence of cortical tissue selectively activated by faces [40].

The differences in DCM susceptibility and cardiac performance may underlie the manifestation of cardiac functional abnormalities in these models of type 1 diabetes.

Therefore it is impossible to determine with certainty whether any behavioural changes observed in acute patients are a by-product of the well-known spontaneous restitution processes of the nervous tissue or, critically, are a manifestation of a functional behavioural change and represent an underlying modification of neuronal circuits; that is, neuronal reorganisation.