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Moreover, the regional centrality was profoundly affected in PD patients, including decreased nodal centrality in the right inferior occipital gyrus and the middle temporal gyrus and increased nodal centrality in the right amygdala, the left caudate and the superior temporal gyrus.

Moreover, the average educational level has become higher over time, while the regional and centrality distributions have been fairly stable.

Similarly, in assessing regional betweenness centrality and group differences in (graph theory) strength, the positive correlation we observed in the un-normalized results was not maintained after volume normalization.

Finally, we mention that a recent work used metrics from graph theory on whole-brain tractography and found a RH > LH asymmetry for measures of global efficiency and interconnectivity, as well as for regional measures of betweenness centrality, or relative importance of several brain regions for the connectivity of the whole network [Iturria-Medina et al., 2011].

Petri and Plummer project that the regional gains from ASEAN centrality, the RCEP and the TPP would be considerable.

To reconcile ASEAN centrality with regional economic interests, they say, ASEAN member states can be expected to follow a two-speed strategy.

Our findings do not suggest that entrants' centrality in the regional industry network enhances their longevity.

Nodal eigenvector centrality, a measure of regional network integration, predicted approximately 60% of the variance in naming.

Our primary measure of 'hubness' has been degree centrality, meaning that brain regional nodes with the highest number of connections (edges) to other regions are the most frequently lesioned by diseases.

They can have a very important function within the regional planning context providing new urban centralities as explained in section 5.1.

Then, in a regional-level network connectivity analysis, we compared the degree and centrality of the prior identified abnormal regions (reflecting the connections and roles of a region, respectively, see Section 2), which could help elucidate whether volumetric changes in GM (i.e., GM reduction) were a consequence of the lack of connecting fiber bundles.