Sentence examples for stable topography from inspiring English sources
We apply these methods to sites in South Africa, where relatively stable topography facilitates reconstruction.
Our current data show the principle of a stable topography at the neuron level in the amygdala.
Recent human fMRI [23], [24] and rat [25] data demonstrate a stable topography of activation for specific memories in the hippocampus.
This pattern represents a stable topography of pMAPK labeling that is associated with the formation of the auditory fear memory (Figure 4).
Thus at the end of this process we obtained a series of larger clusters, akin to periods of stable topography within each condition, with the topography for each cluster being defined as the mathematical average of the topographies in that cluster.
DSAEK is considered to be a less invasive treatment for endothelial dysfunction in comparison to PKP, that offers patients faster visual rehabilitation, good visual results, and stable topography [ 1, 2].
The series of stable topographies that best explained the neural activity in the four experimental conditions can be seen in Figure 2A.
Microstates are quasi-stable topographies in which the distribution of EEG power over the scalp remains stable for periods of around 100 ms. Clustering of these topographies into a limited number of classes has revealed that relatively few (typically four) unique maps are consistently identified across multiple time points and subjects (Lehmann et al., 1998).
This approach searches for time segments of stable map topography that represent functional microstates of the brain during information processing.
Each stable brain topography (named brain microstate) is sustained by a specific brain network and reflects a specific functional brain state [28], [32], [33].
The spatiotemporal dynamics of the SSEPs can be represented by maps of the scalp potentials, i.e. a succession of non-overlapping periods of stable scalp voltage topographies of variable duration and intensities and separated by sharp transitions.
