<p>The correlation values between the dynamic sensitivities for the all the parameters are shown with the diagonal being self correlated. The levels of correlation are differently shaded as shown on the horizonal bar on the right that ranges from highly correlated (+1) to anti-correlated (−1). The sensitivities of the parameters of interest, namely k and K are shown to be strongly and positively correlated, whereas the sensitivity of G, the total glucocorticoid is strongly anti-correlated with respect K, the strength of negative feedback loop in PTSD.</p
Bold numbers indicates significant correlations (P < 0.05). Positive correlations are in green and n...
Correlation coefficients for associations between the prevalence of serious mental distress and soci...
<p>(A) The horizontal axis indicates the four days of analysis, and the vertical axis shows the dist...
<p>The correlation matrix shows a strong positive correlation (+1) or a strong negative correlation ...
Correlation matrix between groups, affective temperaments and psychosomatic symptoms.</p
<p>(A) The reestimated stress parameter of the 50 sets indicates that for PTSD (k) is much higher th...
<p>FDR-corrected P value maps (<i>top panel</i>) show significant correlations between cortical thic...
<p>Correlation network in response to stress and exogenous SA treatment (Thick dashed lines indicate...
The size of circle indicates the value of the absolute correlation coefficient. Red and blue colors ...
<p>The free glucocorticoid receptor (G) in PTSD is much higher than in normal and depressed subjects...
<p><i>Note</i>. All factor correlations are significant at <i>p</i> < 0.001 level.</p><p>Factor Corr...
<p>Correlations of individual values of vulnerability index (VI) with self- and clinician-ratings of...
<p>Correlations of determined parameters with subjective fear of the susceptibles. Pearson’s r and p...
<p>Partial correlation coefficients between mean FA values extracted from clusters that showed signi...
<p><i>Note</i>. All factor correlations are significant at <i>p</i> < 0.001 level.</p><p>Factor Corr...
Bold numbers indicates significant correlations (P < 0.05). Positive correlations are in green and n...
Correlation coefficients for associations between the prevalence of serious mental distress and soci...
<p>(A) The horizontal axis indicates the four days of analysis, and the vertical axis shows the dist...
<p>The correlation matrix shows a strong positive correlation (+1) or a strong negative correlation ...
Correlation matrix between groups, affective temperaments and psychosomatic symptoms.</p
<p>(A) The reestimated stress parameter of the 50 sets indicates that for PTSD (k) is much higher th...
<p>FDR-corrected P value maps (<i>top panel</i>) show significant correlations between cortical thic...
<p>Correlation network in response to stress and exogenous SA treatment (Thick dashed lines indicate...
The size of circle indicates the value of the absolute correlation coefficient. Red and blue colors ...
<p>The free glucocorticoid receptor (G) in PTSD is much higher than in normal and depressed subjects...
<p><i>Note</i>. All factor correlations are significant at <i>p</i> < 0.001 level.</p><p>Factor Corr...
<p>Correlations of individual values of vulnerability index (VI) with self- and clinician-ratings of...
<p>Correlations of determined parameters with subjective fear of the susceptibles. Pearson’s r and p...
<p>Partial correlation coefficients between mean FA values extracted from clusters that showed signi...
<p><i>Note</i>. All factor correlations are significant at <i>p</i> < 0.001 level.</p><p>Factor Corr...
Bold numbers indicates significant correlations (P < 0.05). Positive correlations are in green and n...
Correlation coefficients for associations between the prevalence of serious mental distress and soci...
<p>(A) The horizontal axis indicates the four days of analysis, and the vertical axis shows the dist...