As plastic surgery and Botox become more and more prevalent, emotional connection is going to be in jeopardy.
Dementia, high blood pressure, alcoholism and accidents – all these, like depression, paranoia, anxiety and suicide, become more prevalent when connections are cut.
If these inter-area connections are sufficiently prevalent relative to intra-area connections, then locating these neurons in the right hemisphere would minimize wiring costs.
These monosynaptic GABAergic connections are prevalent during the first postnatal week, exhibit reduced connectivity in the second postnatal week, and are nearly completely pruned by the third postnatal week of development [ 6,47].
In college dormitories, where such connections are prevalent, it has become common for a student to simply enter an "away" message on his IM software that indicates when he is not in front of his computer.
Now that 3G and stronger connections are prevalent, users can consistently stream talk radio to their phones to listen to while commuting — something Shanok says the average American spends an hour per work day doing.
The potential connection between the prevalent, large-amplitude, rain-wind-induced vibration and a type of large-amplitude dry cable vibration is explored.
It is particularly prevalent in the army where connections are vital.
Autism as a metaphor for the difficulty of human connections is especially prevalent in films about people who are considered highly functioning, like Ms. Weaver's character, Linda, in "Snow Cake" (which opened Friday).
Although such connections are extremely prevalent in wood structures, ability to determine the individual stresses in mechanical wood joints is aggravated by the material's orthotropy.
