Sentence examples for a shift in processing from inspiring English sources

Thus, changes in oscillations can indicate that hippocampal circuits have undergone a shift in processing state.

Together, these results indicate that the nose poke interval contains a shift in processing state in the hippocampus, which is observable through the onset of changes in rhythmic circuits.

During odor-sampling intervals, we observed transient amplitude dynamics in theta (4 12 Hz), beta (15 35 Hz), low gamma (35 55 Hz), and high gamma (65 90 Hz) oscillations, indicating that there is a shift in processing state within the hippocampal circuit.

This positions Nvidia at the forefront as the computing industry contemplates a fundamental shift in processing.

As it was hypothesised that increases in goal specificity would be part of a broader shift in processing style in individuals receiving MBCT, we also examined whether changes in goal specificity were associated with comparable changes in autobiographical memory specificity, and whether changes in mood mediated the effects of treatment on goal-related processing.

Fabrizi, L. et al. A Shift in Sensory Processing that Enables the Developing Human Brain to Discriminate Touch from Pain.

The above analyses would suggest that multisensory benefits are present in all groups, and that there is a shift in unisensory processing with healthy and abnormal aging such that RTs to sounds were significantly faster than those to flashes.

Notably, in addition to the annotated mature miR-142 sequence in the miRBase, we also cloned some variant forms of miR-142s that appeared to arise as a result of a shift in the processing of the precursors by Drosha/Dicer [41].

For most miRNA (10 out of 12 studied here, we designate them as class I miRNAs), Drosha processing is precise and generates only one pre-miRNA from one pri-miRNA while for a few other miRNAs (such as miR-142 and miR-342, we designate them as class II miRNAs), more than one dominant pre-miRNA is generated from one pri-miRNA because of a shift in the processing by Drosha.

The lower intraneuronal Aβ immunoreactivity observed in people with sporadic AD or DS/AD may also reflect a shift in APP processing.

Slow wave activity is locally regulated both during sleep, where it plays a role in sleep-dependent memory consolidation (Huber et al., 2004), and in the awake state, where it reflects a shift in cortical processing modes (Wang et al., 2010).