Sentence examples for mode of connectivity from inspiring English sources

Most classes of this 1 → 2 N-, Aryl-, C-, Si-, and P-branched families are included and catalogued by their mode of connectivity.

3D-rendering of the two clusters derived from the dominant mode of connectivity change revealed a consistent topology across hemispheres.

Thus, the first vector represents the dominant mode of connectivity change in the EC, the second represents the second-dominant mode, and so on.

Thus, the first vector represents the dominant mode of connectivity change in the EC, the second represents the second-dominant mode, and so forth.

Clustering was performed on the high-resolution data from the navigation experiment by grouping voxels above and below the median value of each mode of functional connectivity change, which resulted in two equally sized clusters per mode of connectivity change.

This dissociation was not present for the clusters that were derived from the second-dominant mode of connectivity change within the EC (T 20) = −0.26, p = 0.8; Figure 3C).

A careful review of Fast and Waugaman's nine case studies suggests at least three broad categories of objectives that manifest themselves consistently across different modes of connectivity.

The update cycle of consumer electronics can make a mess of your Kickstarter plans, but one new project that just launched is designed to provide a useful products that remains useful no matter what changes come down the road, in terms of modes of connectivity or hardware design.

Both modes of connectivity change could also be reliably detected using an independent resting-state fMRI dataset (60 subjects of the WU-Minn HuMaterialsctome Project; see 'Mandrials and methods'), suggesting that the organization of EC functional connectivity is largely task-independent.

To quantify how well the ensuing modes of connectivity change preserved the order of the similarities among the original, high-dimensional connectivity fingerprints (topology preservation) we used Spearman's rank correlation coefficient.

If the two clusters (i.e., EC halves) derived from the dominant mode of functional connectivity change correspond to the homologues of the rodent LEC and MEC, their whole-brain connectivity profiles should correspond to the known connectivity profiles in rodents and resemble the AT and PM system proposed by Ranganath and Ritchey (Ranganath and Ritchey, 2012).