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The fluorodeoxyglucose and whole-brain connectivity abnormalities detected in subjects with mild cognitive impairment by voxel-based analysis showed striking regional overlap in posterior cingulate cortex/precuneus regions (Fig. 2).

Activity in prefrontal regions increased additively with increased demands on WM and attention, indicating regional overlap without functional interaction.

"When you look around the global landscape, it's hard to see who could pull off the same merger without facing the typical problems of product overlap, regional overlap or people overlap," said Maryann Keller, an auto analyst at Furman Selz L.L.C., a New York investment bank.

Previous studies that examined regional overlap between imagery and retrieval used uncontrolled memory conditions, such as autobiographical memory tasks, that cannot distinguish between successful and unsuccessful retrieval.

Under these circumstances, we might expect to find regional overlap between GSMA and GWAS findings.

To ensure regional overlap between the DMN and episodic memory activations, we first identified the DMN based on a resting-state coherence analysis in one group of participants.

Until then, and since many regional issues overlap with the Saudi-Iranian relationship, it is important for the U.S. president to clarify his policies toward the overlaps and make clear and irreversible decisions.

The Ufimian-Kazanian Stage (a regional stage overlapping the current Roadian Stage and the remainder of the Wordian Stage) in between Murchison's upper and lower parts of the Permian System was considered to be a close lithologic and age equivalent of the Zechstein of northwestern Europe.

In non-degraded habitat, intraguild predator M. coquereli, but not C. medius, was negatively associated with M. murinus on the population level, whereas its regional distribution overlapped spatially with that of M. berthae.

The combination of physical geography and discontinuous settlement has led to a strong sense of regionalism in Canada, and popular regional terms often overlap.

For both posterior and anterior ROIs, the pattern was very similar to that shown in Figure 4C, suggesting that the responses from regions close to large veins do not explain the regional differences in overlap between the anterior and posterior parts of S1.