Sentence examples for overlying regions from inspiring English sources

"If we could noninvasively stimulate deep regions, without hitting overlying regions, we might be able to help more people because we could stimulate deep regions selectively, without needing surgery," explains Prof. Ed Boyden.

Painful and non-painful somatosensory stimuli are topographically mapped to overlying regions in the primary somatosensory cortex (SI) in humans (Mancini et al. 2012).

Alpha and beta motor-related EEG power desynchronization (MRPD) at C4 and C3 electrodes overlying Rolandic regions were used as an index of the cortical excitation in S1-M1.

The tibial cartilage regions overlying these talar cartilage regions demonstrated a trend toward greater T2 relaxation times (77.00 ± 31.29 ms versus 59.52 ± 7.89 ms; p = .067).067

Interestingly branching structures were only observed where the epithelium was overlying a region of Fgf10 expression (n = 3) (Fig. 1L).

However, the number of subjects with electrodes overlying that region is not large enough to conclude an invariable association between those 2 effects.

Convective flow of oxygen into oil-sands-containing strata involves the influx of oxygenated, precipitation-derived (meteoric) waters, which are accommodated by current upward expansion following the melting of a 2-km-thick icecap overlying this region 10 000 years ago.

There are differences in terms of distribution, with involvement of non-RA sites such as DIP joints and entheseal insertions [ 37], but the erosions themselves consist of a break in cortical bone overlying a region of altered signal intensity with definite margins, as described in RA [ 38].

There was 1 case of heterotopic ossification, Brooker grade 1, which appeared not to overlie any regions of interest in the femoral neck for DEXA measurement.

In all unfused sutures, RBP4 was located in the cytoplasm, the most intense staining being in osteocytes in the outermost region of bone overlying the suture region on the ectocranial but not the endocranial surface (Fig. 9A, B, E).

The EEG mu rhythm, recorded from scalp regions overlying the sensorimotor cortex, appears to exhibit mirroring properties: It is reactive when performing an action and when observing another perform the same action.