cortex

Examples of subcortical

subcortical
Rather, selection could have favored some larger subcortical feature, resulting in a large neo-cortex as a byproduct.
External noise sources (subcortical input) replace opera singers (pacemakers).
Do subcortical structures control language selection in bilinguals?
In this instance, we might expect overactivity of these subcortical structures in a maladaptive response.
The implicit form of skill learning seems to rely mainly upon subcortical structures.
Although the cortex has received the most attention by cognitive neuroscientists, the subcortical generation of complex behavior is an often overlooked constraint on cortical representation.
However, these kinds of modulation do not necessarily exclude subcortical-cortical modulation, that is, bottom-up modulation.
In carrying out these functions, the subcortical motivational systems can access cortical attentional systems to make their coping responses more effective.
A few studies have examined the particular cognitive features of subcortical ischaemic vascular dementia.
The validity of a construct of vascular subcortical syndrome needs to be tested in a population setting.
Is subcortical disease associated with a poor response to antidepressants?
The deficit is mainly subcortical, involving executive dysfunction, depression and anxiety.
The response of the subcortical nonspecific system is generally slower by about 50- 60 ms than that of the cortical specific systems.
The subcortical cytoplasm contains numerous vesicles, smaller but with the same content as the cortical vesicles.
If the cortex were organized in this manner, one would suspect that experimental results would have established such themes, as it has for subcortical structures.
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