The first was conducted by UpToDate®, an electronic textbook, that asked a small group of users to compare graded with non-graded recommendations and explore – in a focus group setting – reasons for their answers (UpToDate®, personal communication).
Together, these results provide a clear example of how a specific motor pattern can be transformed into different behavioral events by the graded activation of a small set of SPNs.
This analysis was further limited by a small sample size, prohibiting analysis with a more graded child abuse variable due to very small Ns/cell (see Table IV).
Each neuron responds with a graded range of firing rates to a small proportion of the stimuli in what is therefore a sparse representation (Rolls and Tovee 1995; Rolls et al. 1997b).
So he's been doing something called "graded exposure", and they might be about to make a small breakthrough.
The findings of this investigation would provide important information on severity of cognitive decline as a graded risk factor in a true representative elderly population and a possible validation of a small animal model for delirium pathophysiology research.
After treatment, a small drop of culture was fixed on glass grids (8 mm × 8 mm) with micro pipette, treated with graded methanol (to eliminate moisture in bacterial cell) with a method of critical-point drying [14].
Our findings with graded monofilaments and vibration perception have confirmed the high prevalence of peripheral sensory loss, neuropathy, and ulceration in a small group of young/adolescent-onset type 2 diabetic individuals.
Nevertheless, choosing a top coat material with a smaller CTE, possibly together with applying a graded coating, may be a promising way of optimising the coating.
The significance of the varied interactions between the thalamus and cortex emerged from functional studies that sorted pathways into 'drivers', which ensure efficient passage of signals, and 'modulators', which evoke small and graded physiological responses on postsynaptic neurons [14] [17].
