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The intrinsic architecture was similar, with strong interhemispheric functional connections between homologous structures (especially the SMAs and the PMCs) and marked connectivity to the dominant SPL (Fig. 2, left).

Using a reduced model, we found marked connectivity differences between the patient group and healthy controls already in the first DCM analysis step.

Then we discuss pair correlation functions g(s), partial pair correlation functions g ij (s), mark connection functions p ij (s), connectivity correlation functions c(s), and control correlation functions k3(s) (see Materials and Methods).

Comparison of pair-wise connections revealed a marked reduction of connectivity between left TLE patients and controls, which was strongly lateralized to the ipsilateral temporal lobe.

If 2 regions were determined to be structurally connected, their connectivity was marked by a 1 in the N × N adjacency matrix A, with N denoting the number of cortical regions (N = 68).

Gift economies, as Mauss defines them, are marked by circulation and connectivity: goods have value only insofar as they are treated as gifts, and gifts can remain gifts only if they are continually given away.

Connecting these fragments through the locations marked by asterisks following the connectivity patterns of the parent molecule produces a series of 2-, 3- and 4-molecules shown in Fig. 7b d, respectively.

Regions with connectivity to MrD in each of the groups were acquired, and the functional connectivity maps were marked on the SPM8 templateatemplate

That thick band of fibers connects the brain's two hemispheres, and it's generally smaller among those with autism – a disease marked by many anomalies in connectivity.

Mixing of these architectures resulted in attuned cortex networks with specific connectivity, mechanical responses, and marked differences in their dynamic behavior.

Internet access is constrained by the high cost of connectivity in a region marked by weak competition in telecom markets, as described by my World Bank colleagues in a new report on broadband networks in the Middle East and North Africa.