Sentence examples for a primary stimulus from inspiring English sources
Even when they depict people immediately around him -- his wife, his daughters, his sister -- these likenesses seem to emanate from a personal past that was a primary stimulus for art throughout his life.
It seems reasonable to speculate that the use of the pressure sensor in the wild would provide sharks with continuous depth information and would serve as a primary stimulus for a fast-acting innate safety response: movement of sharks from shallow turbulent water to deeper water during a storm.
Inflammation is a primary stimulus for NH.
Discomfort that arises out of inert positioning is a primary stimulus for repositioning [ 16, 26].
Thermally denatured proteins are a primary stimulus of the heat shock response [ 39].
The sum of these parameters is often referred to as the 'Ca2+ signature' of a primary stimulus [ 1- 4].
At the system level these processes are thought to correspond, respectively, to short-term depression (STD) of neurotransmission in a primary stimulus-response pathway and short-term potentiation (STP) or facilitation of neurotransmission in a secondary, collateral pathway or "state system" that presumably determines the animal's general level of excitation, arousal or motivation to respond.
Rather than mediated by an extrinsic state system as originally proposed, sensitization induced by a repetitive primary stimulus could be expressed in the primary pathway(s) as with habituation, thus evidencing primary sensitization.
Reduced N1 amplitude was found for both the standard and the target syllable which argues for a disturbance of primary stimulus processing independent of the role of the stimulus in the task.
The reverse strategy with a primary polyclonal stimulus and a secondary alloantigen stimulus, yield high numbers of cells, and enrichment for target antigen-specific Treg.
When Treg are expanded by a primary alloantigen stimulus followed by a secondary polyclonal stimulus, cells expand efficiently and show highly potent, strictly antigen-specific suppressive capacity.
