Sentence examples for the increased centrality from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, the increased centrality of anterior precuneus during the hungry state is consistent with the proposed self-related functionality of this region.

Over some 40 years, until 2004, the increasing centrality of the debate was accompanied by decreasing turn out at the polls.

The increasing centrality of the legality of the Libya mission has presented a quandary for Mr. Boehner, who was once an outspoken critic of the War Powers Resolution.

Wood guessed that his anonymous student critic was one of the lacrosse players, and wrote a letter to an undergraduate dean expressing his concern about the bad attitude of some athletes and about "the increasing centrality of sport" at Duke.

Even more significant, however, is the increasing centrality of ethical concerns to Epicurus' atomism, and the importance of the view that belief in an atomist physical theory helps us live better lives.

However, the increasing centrality of filth within Southwood Smith's epidemiological model cannot entirely be explained in this way.

Mr. Clinton's increased centrality to the campaign will also give The Wall Street Journal a greater news peg to continue its reportorial forays into the unraveling financial partnership between Mr. Clinton and the swashbuckling billionaire Ron Burkle.

In addition, the results using the homology-based network also showed increased centrality and lower constraint for up-regulated CGPs.

Even the analysis of the Edge variant (EBC) clearly showed an increased centrality of connections between parietal-occipital regions to almost all other areas in the MA group, the posterior areas having a "bypass" function for the information.

The results using the Jonsson et al. [ 22] data set show increased centrality for up-regulated CGPs and differential CC values that were not consistently observed when using other interaction sets.

The decliners presented differences in functional architecture centered on the posterior cingulate cortex, characterized by a significant decrease of connectivity intensity, a significant increased centrality.