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Multiple neural systems including fronto-parietal, cingulate, and cerebellar networks were associated with detecting and responding to the target events.

Thus, a single, inflexible representational module cannot be assumed to exist in the absence of any direct evidence to that effect, given that multiple neural systems are necessary for contributing contextual cues (e.g., visuospatial regions in occipital and parietal cortex for visually coded geographic information).

Ethanol acts on multiple neural systems to produce diverse behavioral responses [1] [3].

Ethanol acts on multiple neural systems; however, the altered intermale courtship activities of w and mw+ males point to dopamine and serotonin as primary culprits for the ethanol-induced courtship disinhibition.

Any kind of stress influences brain functions by causing long term changes in the multiple neural systems [ 34, 35].

This greater sensitivity to tasks designed to assess EFs may be related to their dependence on the integrity of multiple neural systems.

Decades of research in this disorder have identified abnormalities in neurotransmitter systems, and there is a growing appreciation that signal transduction pathways play a crucial role in mediating the dysfunction in multiple neural network systems and physiological processes (Bhalla and Iyengar [2007]).

Our study includes multi-class pattern classification using either a system of multiple neural networks or a single neural network, and modeling pattern classes using one-against-all, one-against-one, one-against-higher-order, and P-against-Q.

The convergence of pain pathways that occurs in the brain provides support for a mechanism whereby multiple neural sources, including the limbic system, contribute to pain affect; i.e., the emotional component of pain.

We conclude that visual event detection performed as part of even a limited simulated driving environment engages multiple interconnected cortical and sub-cortical neural systems working in concert.

Stress-induced analgesia is contributed by multiple changes of molecular activity in neural systems, such as endogenous opiate system [31], serotoninergic system [32] and catecholaminergic system [33].