Sentence examples for underlying brain structures from inspiring English sources
These include costs from underlying brain structures as much as from the eye itself; a sophisticated eye can only evolve in conjunction with sophisticated visual processing centers.
It incorporates knowledge of underlying brain structures and their reorganization, and also includes specific variations as a function of pain persistence and injury type, thereby providing mechanistic descriptions of several unique chronic pain conditions within a single model.
Genevsky and Knutson wanted to see if the same psychological dynamic -- and the same underlying brain structures -- underlie microlending.
The secret to the success of that old mnemonic device may, in fact, have something to do with our underlying brain structures.
It does matter: If they're all manifestations of the same disorder, hand-washing, checking, obsessive thoughts and rituals, and hoarding behavior might all progress the same way, respond to the same kinds of treatments and maybe even involve the same underlying brain structures and patterns.
It may be hypothesized that timing functions may be deteriorated to a different extent in motor and non-motor timing, because in motor timing the underlying brain structures may be more demanding than in non-motor timing.
The gray and WM adjusted volumes were then included in a multiple regression analysis whether differences in underlying brain structure would predict linear or nonlinear changes in brain activation as a function of age or task performance on the tasks.
A final 'maturational lag' hypothesis maintains that electrophysiological differences in auditory responses of children with SLI vs. controls are indicators of neurodevelopmental immaturity, rather than any stable differences in underlying brain structure.
The model should rather be seen as a first step toward a better understanding of some general principles underlying brain design, deliberately ignoring some structures while taking hints from highly simplified ones.
He also investigated epigenetic mechanisms underlying brain development and cancer.
Prolonged exposure of stimuli may decrease emotional involvement and hence alter underlying brain activation.
