Consideration is rarely given in these proposals to the influence of intact domain-general networks on recovery, or the possibility that some of the 'abnormal' activity recorded in post-stroke aphasia is the result of the upregulation of normal activity within domain-general networks (Wise, 2003).
Network-wise, HBO came out on top, with a total of 126 nominations.
MS nodes also perform network-wise information sharing to increase the weighted sensing coverage.
This algorithm is a network-wise optimization in the sense that it uses multi-cell channel knowledge (slow fading information) to determine the SINR target for a user.
Selecting a negative Δ implies a more frequent D2D MS. This algorithm is not a network-wise optimization in the sense that it uses only single cell slow fading (distance dependent path loss and shadowing) information to determine the communication mode of a cell.
The precuneus is a part of PVN in our network-wise analysis ROIs.
For configuration details of Bayesian inference, non-parametric bootstrapping, and network-wise visualization refer to Additional file 1 [ESA].
Therefore, it appropriately handles the gaps/mismatches inherent in alignment problems, an issue arising in both sequence-related and network-wise alignment.
After correcting for grey matter density, age and gender, we compared the network-wise PiB-uptake between prodromal Alzheimer's disease and control subjects (with ANOVA and two-sample t-tests).
To control for the potential effects of network-wise grey matter density, age or gender, we then regressed these variables out of the median PiB data (Supplementary material, Supplementary Fig. 2 and Supplementary Table 8).
Restarting a complicated story like the one on "Heroes" for just a few weeks this spring did not strike the producers or the network as wise.
