The phrase "a stimulus such as" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing examples of stimuli in a discussion or explanation.
Example: "In psychology, a stimulus such as a loud noise can trigger a reflexive response in individuals."
Alternatives: "an example of a stimulus like" or "a stimulus for instance".
These are localized bundles of neurons, each of which represent some feature of a stimulus, such as its size, location, shape, color, movement, and the like.
Like other cytokines, interleukins are not stored within cells but are instead secreted rapidly, and briefly, in response to a stimulus, such as an infectious agent.
Conditioned fear is an artificial stress, induced by a stimulus, such as a tone, that does not elicit fear in nature.
In monkeys and cats, cells in the various brain areas that respond to a stimulus such as a rolling apple appear to become tightly synchronised.
This begins with a stimulus, such as an electric shock, that promotes the fusion of an egg cell that has had its nucleus removed with a donor cell whose nucleus it will assume.
A considerable amount of information about a stimulus, such as a scene or display, is available in a single fixation.
For example, changing the marshmallow from a "hot" stimulus, a delicious treat, into a "cold" stimulus, such as a fluffy cloud so they can keep themselves from pouncing.
A standard fear conditioning procedure entails presenting an animal with a neutral stimulus, such as a tone (conditioned stimulus, CS), that is forward paired with exposure to an aversive stimulus, such as an electrical shock (unconditioned stimulus, UCS).
Exposing a rat to a social stimulus, such as an unfamiliar visitor rat, caused the intensity of theta rhythms to increase in this network.
As has been mentioned, in a classical conditioning experiment a neutral stimulus, such as a change in illumination, is paired with the delivery of a significant stimulus, such as food or shock.
A visual stimulus — such as a black stripe on a white background — will appear on a screen to the left or right of the mouse.
