Sentence examples for No aftereffects from inspiring English sources

These patients demonstrate ability to learn a new movement but when introduced to a new environment, they show no adaptation, hence no aftereffects.

Model B is not consistent since there are no aftereffects in experiment 3 in the model but there are in the human data.

In other words, in a participant with a 10 Hz α-peak, aftereffects would predominantly be observed at this intrinsic 10 Hz frequency after stimulation at a nearby frequency (∼10 Hz), but no aftereffects should be observed at non-intrinsic frequencies (e.g. 7 Hz) with stimulation near these frequencies (∼7 Hz) (nor should there be 10 Hz aftereffects after 7 Hz stimulation).

With prolonged experience, adaptation is transferred to a long-term memory that can be instantly engaged or disengaged, leaving no aftereffects (the existence of an aftereffect is thought to indicate the presence of an adaptation process or a transient recalibration process) [ 45].

If there were no generalization of the environment adaptation to targets more than 45° apart, there should be no aftereffects in experiments 3 or 4, where the participants were trained in a different environment at a target that was 90° away from the target used in the first environment.

"There's no trophy, no glory and no aftereffect that could be gotten by a win, in my opinion".

The studies about the convergence and complexity for random optimization-based heuristic algorithm are usually based on Markov chain, which has no aftereffect property [46 52].

Anodal tDCS over the visual cortex induced a small but significant further increase in BOLD response evoked by a visual stimulus; however, no aftereffect was observed.

At the end of adaptation, strong aftereffect was observed only using tones at the same frequency as the one used during the adaptation phase, whereas no aftereffect was observed using tones at the other frequency.

A potentially relevant aspect concerns the different sound intensities used across these studies: in particular, lower sound intensities were used in human studies reporting no aftereffect generalization (45 dB in [ 12] and 60 dB in [ 15]) compared to studies reporting aftereffect generalization (70 dB in [ 17] and 66 dB [ 18]).

Tatum has always joked about it and claimed he survived the incident with no lingering aftereffects.