Sentence examples for multiple frontal regions from inspiring English sources
Further analysis revealed connectivity modulation across multiple frontal regions.
The full extent of the cerebellum and cerebral cortex was imaged across 2 independent data sets (each n = 40) to systematically map connectivity by seeding multiple frontal regions and exploring correlations in the cerebellum.
Dipole modeling studies have provided inconsistent evidence for a frontal generator, with most demonstrating that the aMMN can be accounted for by two dipoles located in the superior temporal gyrus (e.g., [58]) with the addition of small, but significant, increases in explained variance with the addition of sources in one or multiple frontal regions.
A correlation analysis with the individual familiarity differences between actively and passively learned melodies showed correlations in multiple frontal and parietal regions, in particular in Broca's area (BA 45).
The findings indicate that nonspecific and specific working memory processes colocalize and are represented in multiple frontal and parietal regions.
Significant partial correlations were found between the volumes of the caudate nuclei, multiple frontal and temporal regions, the cerebellum and a measure of repetitive behaviors, controlling for total gray matter volume.
Regions where there was an a priori hypothesis (i.e. in posterior superior temporal and inferior frontal regions) were evaluated at a threshold of P < 0.001, uncorrected for multiple comparisons.
Mean regional cortical thickness was highest in lateral temporal regions, followed by frontal regions (Fig. 2).
Specifically, the left temporal seed regions (planum temporale and planum polare) exhibited enhanced connectivity with the frontal regions bilaterally.
By contrast, these calculations suggest that no such current peaks were induced in anterior frontal regions when placing the frontal electrode over the lateral prefrontal cortex.
A similar activity pattern across consecutive tests was seen in bilateral frontal regions and in a region within the brainstem.
