Sentence examples for restitution of function from inspiring English sources

The design of this study further considered the implications of the neuro-rehabilitation 'guided-recovery' account of Robertson and Murre (1999), calling for targeted stimulation of lesioned circuits to induce restitution of function through reconnection of neural connectivity.

They make an important distinction between the 'spontaneous' Hebbian-learning-based process of self-repair, and 'targeted stimulation', which they claim can induce restitution of function through the same Hebbian-learning-based reconnection of neural connectivity.

During the period of restitution, brain activity may show characteristic changes, which can then be tentatively attributed to the brain processes supporting restitution of functions.

Older citizens with orthopaedic conditions need specialised care for the facilitation of early community reintegration and restitution of physical function.

Our hypothesis is that the presence of a measurable end-diastolic flow (velocity of 20 cm/s) in the ICA indicates sufficient cardiac output and subsequently sufficient CBF that should result in a high probability of restitution of brain function after resuscitation.

The restitution of p16 function remains an attractive therapeutic approach and a focus of drug development (Senderowicz and Sausville, 2000; Hosotani et al, 2002; Kondo et al, 2004).

Spontaneous restitution of lost cognitive function has been associated with brain plasticity, which is the brain ability to compensate for functional loss through reorganization of neuronal networks [van Meer et al., 2010; van Meer et al., 2012].

In addition, the model allows for a variation in the coefficient of restitution as a function of impact velocity.

However, a reduction in liver cell mass, due to cell loss and/or cell atrophy, triggers a rapid regenerative response tailored to replace the lost tissue, resulting in an almost complete restitution of hepatic mass and function [ 6].

Here, we explore the neuronal processes that underlie the reorganisation and restitution of linguistic and communicative function related to successful therapy in chronic post-stroke aphasia, by measuring the neurophysiological brain responses elicited in response to the processing of linguistic stimuli before and following ILAT.

In contrast, ligation of the common bile duct resulted in recanalization and restitution of the bile duct, and liver function and morphology returned to normal soon afterwards [ 78].