One of the most explicit reference to connectivity was obtained from Cheng & Mitomo (2017) which explains that what makes these devices "smart" is their wireless communication capability, which enables them to connect to the internet.
And the nodes with a high C made many connections (without reference to the connectivity of the target).
As there is no gold standard reference for DMN connectivity available, therefore, we relied on the similarity of temporal dynamics of DMN-based modulation profile with PCC representative time series.
The prevID element can be used to define a reference to or connectivity with another component at a previous time point, if applicable (Fig. 3).
Investments to develop an academic environment are timely to increase scientists' access to equipped research laboratories, internet connectivity, reference libraries, international journals, e-books, and access to world experts as mentors; among other needs [ 2].
To establish edges between drugs or between a drug and a disease in most of the approaches proposed so far, the authors used as reference dataset the Connectivity Map (cMap) [ 47]: the first large installment of gene expression profiles following drug treatment on five human cancer cell lines with more than 1,000 different bioactive small molecules.
4) For all their references to neural connectivity in the C. elegans wiring diagram, the authors should not only refer to the canonical White et al., paper but also to the data on the WormWiring.org website.
The software identified 1626 references reporting 160 connectivity hits that include regulation, biomarker, quantitative, and state changes.
Figure 5 Reference setup for indirect connectivity.
Particularly, Newman's notion of modularity [6],[8], which considers the internal connectivity with reference to a randomized model, has been a very popular measure for community partition in general networks.
