Sentence examples for a high stimulus from inspiring English sources

We reduced the diastolic period during a contraction by challenging the trabeculae to contract at a high stimulus frequency (6 Hz).

LTP was induced by delivering three train pairs (i.e., two 4-pulse bursts at 400 Hz with a 200-msec interval between each burst, repeated three times at 10-sec intervals) at a high stimulus strength (1,500 μA).

Unlabelled opsonized E. coli bacteria were used as a particulate stimulus, the protein C ligand phorbol 12-myristate 13-acetate (PMA) was used as a high stimulus, and the chemotactic peptide N-formyl-MetLeuPhe (fMLP) subsequently was used as a low physiological stimulus.

This finding contrasts with previous studies showing that distractors with a high stimulus-driven salience have no effect on CVS performance [25], [26], a result regarded as evidence for an influence of top-down factors preventing the capture of attention by distractors.

The best cells of VisNet or HMAX for a class were selected as those with the highest mean rate across views to the members of that class relative to the firing rate to all views of all objects and with a high stimulus-specific information for that class.

This process could reduce integrin dimerization and clusterization of β1 and α5 [ 46], once the fibronectin is synthesized and released to the extracellular compartment of the NG97 ht) cells, this would be a high stimuli to α5β1 expression.

They want clean water, they want long lives, they want warm rooms, and, let's be frank, they also want a high-stimulus environment.

These 3 month R26CT-CRE mice that exhibited a reduction at high stimulus intensities, showed no spatial working memory impairments and model Hirano bodies were observed to be present in low amounts.

One module provides a low vergence stimulus (FAR target) while the other provides a high vergence stimulus (NEAR target).

Thus the paired-pulse facilitation evoked at low stimulus intensities in wild-type animals was reverted into a paired-pulse depression at high stimulus intensities.

Adapting to a high contrast stimulus slightly reduced the HWHH compared to a situation in which stimuli had a lower (on average) contrast.