Sentences with phrase «influences brain networks»

In particular, the next step is to run an interventional study over time to see whether long - term MUFA intake influences brain network organization and intelligence.

«It's consistent with the idea that the form of a language can influence the brain networks that are recruited to process it,» says Sophie Scott of University College London.

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In their new study, the researchers have shown that this second network acts on the one directly involved in the seizure, influencing whether the pathological synchronization remains confined to a local area or spreads across the brain.

These early developments produce brain networks with a balance of influences that will excite and inhibit the brain and a disruption to this natural order has been associated with a number of common neurodevelopmental disorders including TS.

Lanzenberger: «These results suggest that the gender identity is reflected in the structure of brain networks which form under the modulating influence of sex hormones in the course of the development of the nervous system.»

«Our brains have an emotional - regulation network that exists to govern emotions and influence decision - making,» explained the study's lead author, Sam Dewitt.

Each form of Alzheimer's disease should perturb different brain networks and so influence the concentration of different proteins that can be measured in the blood.

However, it is equally as likely that the frequent use of the brain for cognitively challenging tasks may positively influence the development of brain networks.

Poetry has also been shown to be beneficial for stimulating neuronal pathways as complex poetry can influence networks in the brain regions that affect emotion and memory.

We hypothesized an increase in efficacy in the salience network induced by physical training (reflected by its decreased metabolism at rest) may influence the default mode network due to better regulation of brain networks, increasing the metabolism at rest in the precuneus, an important node of this network.

She thinks that strong environmental factors, such as listening to parents read, singing the alphabet together, and making connections between stories, may enable a detour of the reading network across the corpus collosum to the right side of the brain, in order to make up for that genetic influence.

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Children in the same friendship networks influence each other in matters of dress, behavior, and language, leading to identifiable characteristics of group members that become the basis for group labels (e.g., jocks or brains).

Because most of the brain's core neural networks and primary associations develop at such a young age, early developmental trauma and neglect have a disproportionate influence on the brain's organization and functioning.