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Specifically, networks in expert Tango dancers exhibited less variability and a more robust functional architecture.

PNSRL offers a more robust functional graphical view that can illustrate system workflow and can be validated.

In the cAMP-repressed group, fewer common 3-element modules were uncovered than in the cAMP-induced group (3 versus 8), despite there being significantly more promoters to scan; this may reflect a more robust functional conservation of the respective promoters.

Other scales could have been chosen, such as the FAM™ (Functional Assessment Measure) [ 31], for providing more robust functional data and exploring the cognitive aspects of abilities.

The differential coexpression distribution suggested that the genes related to apoptosis and autophagy, in overall, exhibited more robust functional links in the normal group than the CML group.

To some extent this has been due to a more robust functional definition for sleep in these animals that has aided initial observational studies.

More specific, robust functional connections between the posterior and anterior cingulate cortex of the default mode network have been associated with integration of cognitive and emotional processing [3].

While our study found significant associations between productivity level and disorganized thinking, positive symptoms and negative symptoms, previous research has shown that negative symptoms have a more robust link to functional outcomes, with lower PANSS negative symptoms being able to predict functional remission [ 36] and paid employment [ 40- 43].

This exciting and challenging new development in integrated genomics has been the potential to provide more robust and tangible functional annotation of miRNA and miRNA-associated gene networks.

Passive coping may be a more robust contributor to functional limitation due, in part, to its association with depression and poor psychological functioning, a result found in both rheumatic diseases and in traumatic injuries such as whiplash [ 38].

We have shown that YCCPN connections are supported by functional evidence that goes beyond the gene expression data contained in the YeastNet2 database, and hypothesized that the pathway-centered multivariate analysis basis of our approach might be more robust in identifying functional transcriptional connections than pair-wise gene expression analyses.