Sentence examples for more negative connection from inspiring English sources

One possible explanation is that because the connection between the limbic system and the DMN is already negative in control subjects, the epilepsy-induced breakdown of this balance, especially with regard to the increased sensitivity of the cortical-thalamic connection [ 27], is more fragile and more likely to move in the direction of a more negative connection.

The average value of these connections showed that while there are positive functional connections between this node and other frontal DMN nodes in the control group, AE patients have even more positive connections than normal; in contrast, while functional connections to the limbic system are negative or near zero in controls, AE patients have more negative connections).

As one of the frontal nodes in the DMN module, the superior frontal gyrus (specifically the orbital region) showed more positive connections with other frontal nodes of the DMN (within module) in patients than control subjects; this same area also demonstrated more negative connections to the limbic system (between modules).

In this sense, possibility is seen as a connection or, more precisely, as a negative connection of being (negative Seinsverknüpfung), i.e., as a peculiar connection of grounding or motivation between states of affairs (Gallinger 1912, 92).

An average value of these connections showed that connections to sensorimotor nodes become more positive and connections to DMN nodes become more negative in the AE group when compared with the control group, 4(i)).

Nonetheless, both participants with and without a personal connection to disability produced more negative associations to special needs (41 and 54% of the participants' affective associations, respectively) than to disability (33 and 45%, respectively).

More negative attacks.

His greatest contribution is even more negative.

Other critics were much more negative.

So, has your view become more negative?

Chile's reaction was more negative.