Übersetzung für "Neuroanatomical" in Deutsch

The paper of Happé and Frith delivers the neuroanatomical basis for this approach.

Graduates know the neuroanatomical and -physiological foundations of vision and visual perception.

Alternatively, researchers can utilize our NeuroInfo software in order to identify individual neuroanatomical regions by automatic registration with the Allen Institute Mouse Brain Atlas or reconstruct 3D image volumes from serial section images using our TissueMaker or BrainMaker software.

Our study is the first on neuroanatomical and neuro-functional correlates of the NPS and specifically the lack of empathy and therefore aims at contributing to a better understanding of the disorder.

Convergent evidence indicates that non-human animals have the neuroanatomical, neurochemical, and neurophysiological substrates of conscious states along with the capacity to exhibit intentional behaviors.

Martin Lövden is investigating the neurochemical, neuroanatomical and neurofunctional conditions for successful learning in old age and the consequences for everyday life.

To this end he applies neurophysiological and neuroanatomical methods in animal models as well as psychophysical methods, such as functional magnetic resonance imaging in humans.

Furthermore, we examine the functional and neuroanatomical links between specialized processing systems (language, learning, emotion, and sensorimotor) with respect to different types of predictive cues such as rhythm and emotion.

In close collaboration with the Department of Neurology of the University Hospital Zurich we will develop a comprehensive gait analysis approach for humans with neurological diseases and perform a systematic and comparative examination of neurological syndromes in which single and multiple neuroanatomical systems are affected.

The Department's research agenda is to identify the functional architecture of language and its neuroanatomical basis in the mature and the developing brain.

Addiction to cannabis does not involve neurotoxicity such as it was defined in chapter 3 by neuroanatomical, neurochemical and behavioral criteria.

For our ethological, neuroanatomical, cell biological and molecular experiments we are using songbirds as our model, because the brain pathways controlling acoustic behavior are best described in birds, and because avian and mammalian brains are sufficiently similar for results to likely be relevant for mammals as well.

Neuroanatomical imaging technique or brain imaging is a new field of psychology, which employs various techniques in which direct or indirect images of the structure and physiology of the nervous system is acquired.

Studies involve a multidisciplinary approach of memory function including behavioral, lesion and neuroanatomical imaging cutting-edge techniques in rats and mutant mice and to a lesser extent degree, fMRI in rodents and humans as well as human behavioral testing.

Upon completion of this course students are able to describe the course of a normal birth including hormonal and neuroanatomical regulatory mechanisms and with guidance can in practice professionally attend to a birth with continual and appropriate monitoring of the woman and child befitting of the situation and patient needs.

According to Güntürkün, although there are cognitive and neuroanatomical differences between the sexes, they are much less significant than generally believed – in other words, the ways in which men and women think are more alike than is often assumed.

We use an interdisciplinary research approach based on methods of mouse genetics, behavioral neuroscience, molecular biology and biochemistry, neuroanatomical analyses and neurophysiological studies.

Another group described 63 year-old female patient with aphasia language disorders attributed to a progranulin mutation and described the neuroanatomical correlates of disease progression precisely.

Walking deficits after damage to a particular neuroanatomical system are often variable and unspecific, which hinders accurate diagnosis and optimal treatment.

However, with extensive brain imaging studies and neuroanatomical studies it is found that there is a defect in the connections between the amygdala – seat of human emotions, and the cerebral cortex that regulate response.

Thus, the scientist has concluded that "despite the high evolutionary distance between cetaceans and primates, the adaptation to very different environments and a very disparate neuroanatomical organisation, some primates and cetaceans show convergence in complex cognitive abilities – such as cooperation, cultural transmission or the presence of complex social structures, among others – and even very similar encephalization quotients, so that this type of personality structure found in cetaceans and complex primates could be associated with the cognitive and social complexity presented by these species".

Thus, the scientist has concluded that "despite the high evolutionary distance between cetaceans and primates, the adaptation to very different environments and a very disparate neuroanatomical organisation, some primates and cetaceans show convergence in complex cognitive abilities - such as cooperation, cultural transmission or the presence of complex social structures, among others - and even very similar encephalization quotients, so that this type of personality structure found in cetaceans and complex primates could be associated with the cognitive and social complexity presented by these species".