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Background: Postmortem studies examining discrete regions show reduced cortical thickness in schizophrenia.
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Subsequently, cortical thickness was measured histologically in 5 systematically sampled cortical areas.
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Regions with reduced cortical thickness defined seeds for subsequent whole-brain RSFC analyses.
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We also compared cortical thickness between patients with TGA and healthy controls.
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Furthermore, a correlation analysis of disease duration and cortical thickness was conducted.
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At age 9, there were no associations between cortical thickness and intelligence.
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Here, we investigated the effects of variation in DISC1 on cortical thickness.
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Overall, the estimated cortical thickness was different with in-painting than without.
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By contrast, the daughters' cortical thickness did not predict their mothers' cortical thickness.
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Linear regression analysis was used to study the effect of age on cortical thickness.
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We used linear regression models to investigate the effect of diagnosis on cortical thickness.
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Fusiform gyrus and temporal pole cortical thickness was also lower in children with ADHD.
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She'd read that regular meditation could increase cortical thickness and slow age-related cortical thinning.
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However, at group level, cortical thickness-estimates correlated strongly between pipelines, in most brain regions.
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No significant associations between PGS and cortical thickness were detected.
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Based on the simulations, we calculated CT's power to detect small changes in cortical thickness.
