… indirectly measures neural activity by measuring changes in … where a participant had one
or more siblings who fit the … could most accurately differentiate between sibling sets when we …

… scenes task holds potential for measuring limitations in the ability to … This approach may
include identifying and understanding … for the sibling and TD groups, but all participants were …

… participants, but that can be used to map the patterns of intrinsic functional connectivity by
measuring … Despite failures in identifying the DMN−TPNs patterns and no full correspondence …

… personalized brain metrics (11–13) that quantify atypicality in … None of the participants in the
ADHD group had a diagnosis … Overall, our data suggest difficulties identifying a single brain …

… ,19 the studies of unaffected siblings may help to disentangle … phenotypes are heritable and
quantified this using intraclass … We excluded participants due to technical problems during …

… be similar in ADHD probands and their unaffected relatives. … tracts can be quantified by
measuring the directional diffusion … to all the participants in this study (Gau and Huang, 2014). …

… traits, brain structure and function, and their associations in a … Out of 1206 HCP participants,
only the participants had … participants were split by gender, the overall pattern was followed …

… Furthermore, the goal is to distinguish differences in … Only one sibling per participant was
allowed. From our community… (ASM) and by calculating the cumulative total defined daily dose (…

… , we aimed to distinguish multivariate brain networks markers … This study included 508
participants from 336 families from the … Unaffected siblings included in this study did not meet …

… A total of 97 participants, including 39 patients with BD, 22 unaffected … Our findings point to
measuring rIFG dysfunction as a potential means of identifying individuals at genetic high risk …