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. 2015 Dec 29;13(12):e1002328. doi: 10.1371/journal.pbio.1002328

Fig 4. Developmental changes in connectivity strength are not a function of distance.

Fig 4

(A) Distance distributions of significantly increasing connections (blue) and significantly decreasing connections (red) between the child and adult group. No significant difference was found between the two distributions, indicating a lack of evidence for distance-dependent effects on change in connectivity strength (p = 0.33). (B) Each point represents a pairwise relationship between two regions of interest. Data values represent the difference found by subtracting the averaged child matrix from the averaged adult matrix, plotted as a function of the Euclidean distance between regions of interest. No significant relationship was found between changes in correlation strength and distance (p > 0.05). (Data available at http://devrsfmri_2015.projects.nitrc.org/devrsfmri_2015.tar.bz2.)