neuroanatomic

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• Neuroanatomic localization studies have established the prefrontal cortex as the critical brain site for executive function.

  Academic text (2014)

• The biologic plausibility of the association is tenuous because, in most cases, the neuroanatomic abnormalities of autism probably develop in utero.

  Blog text (12)

• A detailed neuroanatomic delineation of executive function is beyond the scope of this paper.

  Academic text (2014)

• Thus, our results support neuroimaging studies that have demonstrated irregularities in the neuroanatomic correlates of speech perception.

  Academic text (2012)

• There is probably a common neuroanatomic basis constituting a "conservation principle," according to which the brain areas on which different perceptual capacities supervene overlap.

  Academic text (1999)

• Based on the known neuroanatomic localization of executive function and its well-described age-dependent changes, a significant proportion of political leaders over the age of 65 are likely subject to executive dysfunction.

  Academic text (2014)

• Changes in the neuroanatomic pathways can provide insights into various neurological disorders.

• Researchers explored the neuroanatomic differences between sensory processing in adults and children.

Synonyms

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neural

vsneuroanatomic

• Specialized

141 4.9

Connected with the nerves or the nervous system

focuses on anatomical structure rather than general nervous system matters

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neuroanatomical

vsneuroanatomic

• Specialized

1 8.2

Relating to the physical structure of the brain and nerves

is the same meaning but uses a different adjective form

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology