Sentence examples for Habituate to from inspiring English sources

In private, Schooler began referring to the problem as "cosmic habituation," by analogy to the decrease in response that occurs when individuals habituate to particular stimuli.

To be an addict, by definition, is to habituate to something compulsively or obsessively.

"The birds readily habituate to car traffic because they can't see the people," Mr. Riepe said.

On day 1, animals were injected with saline and allowed to habituate to the testing chamber.

After four pictures, the babies began to habituate to the pictures, and their attention wavered.

Once we habituate to certain perks, they stop making us happier yet the expense remains.

"Typically what you habituate to are stimuli of no proven consequence like the clothes on your body or the ticking of the clock.

The mice are given a period of time to habituate to the Intellicage and access to water from all four corners.

After arrival, animals were allowed a week to habituate to the vivarium; during this period, rats were handled twice to familiarize them to the experimenter and to handling.

Previous studies have documented a decrease in the ability of neonatal hypothyroid animals to learn and habituate to maze tests, and an increase in spontaneous activity.

In addition, 8-month-old IDUA−/− mice failed to habituate to repeated open-field exposure, suggesting deficits in non-aversive and non-associative memory.