1, The information fed directly into Jonathan's cerebral cortex.

2, With the collapsed lung and the damaged cerebral cortex?

3, Indeed, Pavlov believed that the study of classical conditioning was the only way to study the functions of the cerebral cortex.

4, You find that cells in adjacent parts of the visual cortex are activated by stimulation in adjacent parts of the visual field.

5, In the rat cerebral cortex in the absence of calmodulin, calcium has a negligible effect at low concentrations.

6, Even in his haste he noted subtle distinctions of taste between cerebellum and cortex, between frontal lobes and limbic system.

7, We have already seen that there are cells in the visual cortex that recognize edges.

8, That seems to activate the cerebral cortex in the parietal lobes more than in the frontal lobes.

9, There is clear evidence of localization of function in the cortex.

10, Does a smart person have more cerebral cortex than an idiot?

11, Rats have less than a square inch of cortex,(http:///cortices.html) less than humans by a factor of 500.

12, Interestingly, this is also true of mammals from which the auditory cortex has been removed.

13, There is also Cortex which we set up last year as a process engineering consultancy with a keen interest in environmental work.

14, Many anatomists identified three such stages of visual analysis in the cortex.

15, The implications of differences in cortical organization go beyond our understanding of the cerebral cortex.

16, The eyes transmit electrical signals to the visual cortex in the brain.

17, The major growth of cerebral cortex, as our ancestors became fancier and fancier primates, was sideways.

18, But even if the totals were constant across individuals, the subtotals would still vary between different parts of the cerebral cortex.

19, For example, since all mammals have a cerebral cortex we must assume that the ancestral form also had one.

20, Most of the foci were in cortices on CT ( 56 . 52 % ).

21, Comparative analysis suggests that there has been a considerable amount of divergence of evolution in the cortices of different mammalian lines.

22, Syndesmosis width was not affected by the number of cortices purchased by the syndesmosis screw.

23, Note that both pre - and post - central gyri, where the primary sensorimotor cortices are located, are relatively hyperperfused.

24, The retrograde labelling is present in wide areas of cortices including areas 1 and 2 in frontal cortices, areas 1 and 2 in the parietal cortices and the cingulate gyrus.

25, Lined gray matter was isodensity on CT and continuous with adjacent cerebral cortices.

26, This study sought to determine the effect of the number of cortices of screw purchase and ankle position on syndesmosis width and tibiotalar rotation in Weber C ankle fracture fixation.

27, Results The activation areas were found in contralateral primary motor area(M1), bilateral supplementary motor areas(SMA), premotor areas(PMA), basal ganglia, and cerebellar cortices.

28, The primary ovarian follicles was found in the ovary cortices, on 110 d.

29, When the controls perceived odors, the bilateral amygdala, piriform, and anterior insular and cingulate cortices were activated.

30, This structure may be perfectly situated to bind the activity of the sensory cortices into a single, coherent percept.

31, Also, some regions of cerebral cortex that border visual and auditory cortices—the left fusiform gyrus, for example—expand territory in blind people to make use of the idle circuitry in visual cortex.

32, We show that recognizing emotions from visually presented facial expressions requires right somatosensory - related cortices.

33, Protection limited to the entorhinal and piriform cortices (pregabalin) delayed epileptogenesis.

34, Torque - to - failure tests were also done for 4 cortices of fixation.

35, The subterraneous succulent roots were of intensely incrassate cortices, and there were lots of water cells in the cortices of the succulent and the aerial roots especially in the former.

36, Cortex (pl. cortices or cortexes) A primary tissue in roots and stems of vascular plants derived from the corpus meristem, that extends inwards from the epidermis to the phloem.