This increased connection also allowed for proactive engagement of care providers: "Times where I have been… going downhill, things are spiraling out of control… I've put in my mood and my sleep and my meds and that kind of thing, and … my case worker has called me and said, 'Hey, I see things are going downhill on here, what's going on?
On the other side, the increased connections included the right superior temporal gyrus in the bilateral calcarine sulcus and the right superior temporal gyrus in the left cuneus.
This suggests that both compensatory and pathophysiological mechanisms underlie the increased connection strength in patients.
Most of the presentations and posters at this event emphasized the increasing connections of the life and mathematical sciences in undergraduate education.
There was evidence of increased connections, although this was also an area identified for further improvement.
Within this network, both decreased and increased connections were detected in the patients compared with the control subjects.
Moreover, we revealed some regions with motor or somatosensory function have increased connections with other brain regions in the early blind, which suggested experience-dependent compensatory plasticity.
We also found that frontal nodes of the DMN showed increased connections within the DMN module and decreased connections to limbic system of AE patients.
The SNPs increased the density of the map somewhat, and substantially increased connections to gene-rich physical maps, including annotated human sequence.
The NBS method analysis showed increased connections between auditory system (right superior temporal gyrus) and visual system and decreased connections within the visual network, including the bilateral calcarine sulcus, the bilateral cuneus, and the bilateral lingual gyri.
