The phrase "about the stimulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to stimulation, such as in psychology, biology, or any context where stimulation is relevant.
Example: "The research paper focuses on the effects of various factors about the stimulation of neural pathways."
Alternatives: "regarding the stimulation" or "concerning the stimulation".
The more precise location of brain activation made possible by the improved sensitivity should provide helpful information about the stimulation of neuron activity.
Women who simply thought about the stimulation of their breasts and genitals, the scans revealed, lit up the brain's corresponding sensory areas.
Neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) is typically used with older adults receiving rehabilitation therapies, but little is known about the stimulation patterns that maximize force output and minimize fatigue in this population.
Details about the stimulation software and videos are reported in the Additional files 1 and 2. The ENRIC platform consists of a central processing unit, a flat-screen TV, and a motion sensor (Kinect® Microsoft, Redmond, Washington, USA) placed on a medical cart to allow it to be moved easily to each ICU bed.
Details about the stimulation protocols are reported in the Supporting Information.
In another vein, the physiotherapists spoke about the stimulation, peer-support, reassurance, pleasure and satisfaction they felt from interacting with other providers, within and outside their own workplace.
When you think about all the stimulation and inputs that come at kids these days, with the Internet, computer games, texting -- it has to impact their ability to focus their attention.
Second, more information is needed about how the stimulation was administered.
This finding raises intriguing questions about whether the stimulation of PDH activity and, subsequently, the respiratory chain by DCA could generate sufficient amounts of reactive oxygen species to cause oxidative damage to mitochondrial GSTz1/MAAI and further impair DCA metabolism.
To keep subjects naive about the tACS stimulation, we stimulated below each subject's sensation/phosphene threshold10.
Although calyculin A increased fNKCC1 activity this represents only about 15% of the stimulation seen when cells are pre-incubated in hypotonic low [Cl−], or low [Na+] media.
