Sentence examples for separate connectivity from inspiring English sources

We used data from [ 6], which provides separate connectivity data for the different reconstructions JSH and N2U done by White et al. (1986).

Separate connectivity analyses (PPIs) were carried out, using the left putamen, identified by the AI minus FE modulated by increased money, and the left amygdala, identified by the DI minus FE modulated by reduced money, as the sources in each.

Hence, more detailed studies with structural connectivity along separate connecting routes and functional connectivity between segmented language regions may yield better insights regarding the structure-function relation in this path.

Based on these experiences, we want to stress the importance in scientific workflows to (a) separate workflow connectivity information from task implementations and (b) allow connections between inputs and outputs of tasks to be defined separately.

By separating the connectivity and security of IoT from its logic and functionality, OpenDOF allows the two aspects to evolve and change without breaking each other.

Despite these differences in the sign of the relationship between separate indices of connectivity, the sizes of functional connectivity indices were correlated across subjects, that is, subjects with stronger functional connectivity between PMv and M1 also showed higher degrees of TMS-measured effective connectivity between the two areas.

Furthermore, in 2005, a landmark Supreme Court case made clear that the FCC has the power to designate broadband Internet access services as either an integrated information service or as two separate services, a connectivity service that constitutes a telecommunications service and a suite of information services that runs over that connectivity.

While they very well could be registered on your ordinary Wi-Fi network or even connect by a cellular connection, it's easy to see that they would benefit from a separate form of connectivity more suited to their needs.

A multidisciplinary approach to STEM integration offers a shared theme which students study in separate instructional disciplines; connectivity among disciplines is limited to the theme itself.

Heinzle and colleagues did not probe such separate eccentricity-based connectivity.

Three different type of responses have been separated: a conduit connectivity response, a matrix connectivity, and a dual connectivity (response of a point in the matrix, but close to a conduit).