Sentence examples for a level of stimulation from inspiring English sources

The third group was used as a control and treated for only 30 seconds, a level of stimulation that should not cause any long-term changes in the brain.

She had become a soulmate, an intellectual companion for him, someone who provided a level of stimulation he did not find elsewhere in his life.

Subsequent to baseline recordings, the animals were tested for LC stimulation, and a level of stimulation was chosen between 60 and 100 μA for subsequent experiments.

"There's a level of intellectual stimulation just knowing you're in a community that really celebrates each other's accomplishments, is wowed by it, and is interested in it," says Gupta.

Such an atmosphere might induce a level of neural stimulation etiologically relevant to neurodevelopment and learning, ultimately evident as higher MDI scores at six months of age.

Since the combination treatment of Tg and PMA results in a level of NCKX4 stimulation higher than that induced by ATP treatment, it is possible that Tg is activating a different, additive pathway.

The overall goal is to provide predictability, familiarity, and structure in the daily life of the Veteran and establish a level of environmental stimulation appropriate to that person's abilities.

The lack of an effect of pretreatment of rizatriptan on motion sickness in response to a second off-vertical axis rotation suggests a type of dose response mechanism in that rizatriptan at a single dose provided protection for a lower level of stimulation but not a higher level of motion-sickness provocation.

It has been hypothesized that the reduced ability of pDCs to produce IFN-α may be a consequence of the redistribution of the efficient pDCs into tissues [ 31] or of the exhaustion of circulating pDCs as a consequence of a high level of stimulation by persistent endogenous IFN-α inducing factors [ 13].

Figure 6B clearly summarizes these data for the whole population of recorded neurons by showing that neurons from dopamine-depleted animals required a higher level of stimulation to evoke a first post-synaptic response whereas once it was attained, a lower level of stimulation was sufficient to reach the threshold for action potential initiation.

The modestly reduced paramyxovirus-specific proliferative responses correlated with reduced levels of DC maturation observed in previous studies, an effect that appeared to reflect a lower level of stimulation rather than virus-mediated inhibition.