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Meanings of fmri in anglès

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A form of magnetic resonance imaging of the brain that registers blood flow to functioning areas of the brain.

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Examples for "functional magnetic resonance imaging"
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Aims: To investigate the recovery mechanism using functional magnetic resonance imaging.
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Fifteen skilled drum set players participated in our functional magnetic resonance imaging study.
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Resting-state functional magnetic resonance imaging data were collected before and after longitudinal treatments.
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Hemispheric dominance was assessed by functional magnetic resonance imaging using the laterality index.
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This study investigates this issue with functional magnetic resonance imaging.
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Usage of fmri in anglès
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This review discussed the use of fMRI in animal studies of stress.
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Methods: Four patients with EMA were investigated through the method of EEG-fMRI.
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Results: Seven sessions of EEG-fMRI scanning in the four patients were obtained.
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We apply this method to 24 sessions of human resting state fMRI.
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Both pleasantness ratings and fMRI data showed effects of the rewarding procedure.
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Additionally, this work will improve fMRI investigations of the human auditory cortex.
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Five RSNs showed only fMRI differences and might reflect nonneural group differences.
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Simple object naming does not guarantee a lateralized language fMRI activation pattern.
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Here, we used fMRI to identify the neural correlates of this deficit.
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Most regions identified by fMRI showed a contribution to target-related ERP signatures.
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Participants also underwent resting-state fMRI and comprehensive neuropsychological, medical, and psychiatric assessment.
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Interestingly, only the SPSM of REST was consistent with previous fMRI findings.
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FMRI has proven useful for presurgical functional mapping of the eloquent cortices.
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Temporally, responses to single stimuli differed between the fMRI and iOIS techniques.
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With odor exposure, CBVw fMRI is more sensitive and reproducible than BOLD.
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The debate over whether or not to use fMRI evidence has several dimensions.
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