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APPROVED. I need to create a diagram illustrating a correlation. My research shows a negative correlation between imaging indicators (bilateral frontoparietal BOLD-CSF coupling) and MMSE scores, which reflect cognitive function. This indicates that weaker coupling is associated with poorer cognitive function.

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APPROVED. I need to create a diagram illustrating a correlation. My research shows a negative correlation between imaging indicators (bilateral frontoparietal BOLD-CSF coupling) and MMSE scores, which reflect cognitive function. This indicates that weaker coupling is associated with poorer cognitive function.

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