The phrase "active stimuli" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, neuroscience, or any field discussing sensory input or responses to environmental factors.
Example: "The experiment aimed to measure the effects of active stimuli on participants' reaction times."
Alternatives: "dynamic stimuli" or "engaging stimuli".
They can also lower the threshold for activation by normally active stimuli and can activate local immunocytes and/or mast cells with NGF releasing.
Thus, the development of externally or internally active stimuli would gain an interesting role for promoting localization and action-in-pathological site [9].
In the mean time it may be worthwhile to consider how widely available natural and orally active stimuli of SMN could be applied in diseases that involve ET-1 but in which clinical efficacy of ET-receptor antagonists has been hard to prove [6], [23].
Stimulation was finally covertly switched back to active stimuli.
The only active stimulus used to guide the fish towards the entrance is the flow pattern at the obstruction.
The ADHD groups displayed significant weaknesses in contrast to the NC group on working memory tests requiring rapid processing and active stimulus manipulation.
For example, our results reveal an unexpected delay in the initiation of puberty and an altered estrous cycle in the mutant mice, even without active stimulus presentation.
Or it aims to choose voxels that are significantly active to stimuli by using univariate statistical tools such as ANOVA or t-test [40].
AC, by contrast, was only active to stimuli classified as 'desirable'desirable
During the partner-preference test, female subjects were given the choice to interact with a sexually active male stimulus or a sexually receptive female stimulus.
Similarly, we define repetition suppression as any region that is active during stimulus encoding and shows a "decrease" in activity (relative to encoding) upon stimulus repetition.
