Sentence examples for preferential connection from inspiring English sources
It has two important characteristics: the network scale is constantly expanding (growth characteristics) and the new nodes are more likely to connect with the "big" nodes with high connectivity (preferential connection characteristics).
This preferential connection of like with like, for example, genes from the same viral class linked with one another, means that full or partial homologs are not usually readily detected in genomes across the viral classes considered here.
The preferential connection of the MDT to the head of the caudate, the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (dlPFC) and the dorsal anterior cingulate cortex (dACC) have been recently confirmed using tractography (Eckert et al. 2012).
The network term for this is homophily, while the opposite tendency – preferential connections between dissimilar organizations - is heterophily [ 22].
In the case of allosteric modulation, the network organization should highlight preferential connections between the allosteric and the functional site.
Indeed, the I LL n network captures the preferential connections between the allosteric site and the key residues T87 (β4), Y106 (β5), and K109 (β5-α5) better than the Γ network.
The location of Zn+ neurons and the distribution of Zn+ terminations suggest a preferential association of zinc with feedback and lateral connections; and our combined EM-BDA results corroborate that a subpopulation of feedback synapses are Zn+.
Whereas these time windows operate on the population level, Varier and Kaiser (Varier and Kaiser 2011) found that neurons having similar birth times were more likely to be connected in C. elegans, indicating preferential synaptic connections between neurons with overlapping time windows for axon growth.
However, unlike WT, the preferential loss of connections never shifts towards the AP axis.
Such changes can facilitate the evolution of cooperation when social network dynamics lead to the preferential formation of connections between cooperators.
Thus, "paralemniscal layers" (upper LII/III and LVa) and "lemniscal layers" (lower LII/III and LVb) have preferential reciprocal excitatory connections, which agree well with recent paired recording data (Lefort et al. 2009).
