Sentence examples for particular connectivity from inspiring English sources
It is traditionally thought that this is achieved thanks to a particular connectivity between the neurons.
First, it allows one to test directly for differences among subjects by comparing models that do and do not allow a particular connectivity parameter to vary over subjects.
In particular, connectivity conservation efforts should focus on reducing predator human conflicts and maintaining adequate prey density in marginal habitats with low agricultural cultivation risk, where the primary land-use is nomadic livestock herding.
Thus a particular connectivity pattern that is responsible for the robustness of the healthy state can also produce a robust diseased state.
Accordingly, changes in within-network envelope correlation may reflect variations in the frequency at which a particular connectivity state is visited.
However, the parameters of this functional form (in this case the center and width) depend on the particular connectivity profile (known) and on the eigenvalues, which are unknown.
In SAD patients, however, this particular connection exhibits positive, excitatory effective connectivity, and, therefore, upregulates amygdalar activation.
In the midbrain in particular, electrical connectivity decreases from 96% to about 20% [49] in a period of weeks, but the latter degree of connectivity persists throughout adult life.
Visual network in particular increased connectivity with multiple ICNs including dorsal attention and default networks.
In particular, reservoir connectivity is discerned with pulse testing and with the leading-edge p/q graph, and continuous updates of in-place volume are made with both static and dynamic material-balance methods and corroborating the same with rate-transient analysis.
In particular, the connectivity between BSs is modeled as a graph whose node corresponds to a BS and the weight of whose edge represents the level of the interference between two BSs and based on the graph the grouping is conducted.
