Sentence examples for posterior connections from inspiring English sources

Increases with L-dopa were also observed for posterior connections as well for the semantic task, as observed for pulvinar-BA37, and mediodorsal thalamus-BA20.

This stage was defined as the thickening of existing anterior and posterior connections, followed by the recovery of all neural complex structures: a new small ganglion, a new gland and a new dorsal tubercle.

This was presumably due to the single repulsive gradient which, in combination with a weaker competition, makes posterior connections less favorable.

It takes advantage of the posterior connection between the nasal passages persisting when the velum automatically closes during oral exhalation.

The by-pass role of the occipital area (O) in the MA in the anterior / posterior connection emerges.

According to aging, pairs of anterior-posterior connections were significantly strengthened when comparing 10-week-old rats with 5-week-old rats.

Further connectivity analyses using VOIs put on these components showed connection strength increased particularly in the anterior-posterior connections during maturation.

In marked contrast to its light posterior cingulate connections, the medial dorsal thalamic nucleus has dense reciprocal connections with the anterior cingulate cortex (Vogt et al., 1979, 1987; Baleydier & Mauguiere, 1980; Yeterian & Pandya, 1988).

In TLE patients, there was lower overall functional integrity of the DMN as well as an increase in posterior hub connections with other modules.

Furthermore, posterior white matter connections with the temporal regions could be of particular importance to social disturbances in autism.

To see the effect of stimulus on each connection, the posterior means of the fixed connection and modulatory effects were harvested for each subject and taken to a second-level (between-subject) analysis using 1-sample t-tests.