Figure 4.
Brain regions associated with step length variability. Top panels show the areas identified by the mean cortical thickness and the bottom panels show the areas identified by cortical thickness ratio; color scale corresponds to log of one-sided Bayes factors; regions of cool colors indicate smaller thickness or ratio associated with greater variability; regions of warmer colors indicate greater thickness or ratio associated with greater variability. Only the regions with credibility intervals that do not cross zero are shown, A-P; Anterior-Posterior, RH; Right Hemisphere, LH; Left Hemisphere.

Brain regions associated with step length variability. Top panels show the areas identified by the mean cortical thickness and the bottom panels show the areas identified by cortical thickness ratio; color scale corresponds to log of one-sided Bayes factors; regions of cool colors indicate smaller thickness or ratio associated with greater variability; regions of warmer colors indicate greater thickness or ratio associated with greater variability. Only the regions with credibility intervals that do not cross zero are shown, A-P; Anterior-Posterior, RH; Right Hemisphere, LH; Left Hemisphere.

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