The phrase "a stimulus after a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing responses or reactions that occur following a stimulus, often in psychological or scientific discussions.
Example: "The researchers observed a stimulus after a specific event, noting the participants' reactions."
Alternatives: "a response following a" or "an effect subsequent to a".
Attentional influences on late stages of stimulus processing are compelling as one can voluntarily and consciously ignore a stimulus after it has been identified [18].
If mice did not approach a stimulus after 30 seconds, the trial was deemed a non-response (included in analyses as an incorrect response).
More commonly, sensitization is characterized as an increase in the response to a primary stimulus after priming by an extrinsic, often strong and noxious stimulus.
The subjects named an undefined visual stimulus after a number of exposures to exclusion trials, ranging from three to 15.
The adaptation stimulus was presented for 6.0 s, followed by a 50 ms test stimulus after a 200 ms gap.
Visual shifts are typically measured as changes of straight-ahead judgments of a visual stimulus after a period of prism adaptation, whereas proprioceptive shifts are measured as changes of straight-ahead pointing [29].
For example, Watanabe et al., [7] found that subjects showed sensitivity increases to a motion-direction stimulus after a prolonged exposure period to a subthreshold level of that motion-direction stimulus while the subjects performed a rapid serial visual presentation (RSVP) letter identification task.
Each closed box was shown for 1 second and was replaced by another box with a different stimulus after a 1-second intertrial interval.
The system detects RV stimulation provided by a co-implanted pacemaker, CRT or implantable cardiac defibrillator (ICD) device, and applies a synchronized LV stimulus after a 3 ms delay.
Since stimulus-induced DNA damage occurred rapidly within 2 h after a stimulus, such a process could explain indeed how 5-Aza or zebularine would impact on memory formation and DNA-methylation in neurons.
