Sentence examples for adjustment of stimulus from inspiring English sources

The approach, adaptive pacing, involves real-time adjustment of stimulus presentation times based on individual subject performance timing and content.

Real-time MEG/EEG data processing allows adjustment of the stimuli to the subject's responses for optimizing the acquired information especially by providing dynamically changing displays to enable neurofeedback.

An adjustable mechanical arm with lockable joints mounted to a free-standing, rigid platform (fabricated locally) enabled convenient adjustment and maintenance of stimulus position.

Furthermore, the FMT has been considered to be a semi-quantitative evaluation test with various limitations [ 58], such as decreased sensitivity and poor reliability, compared to psychophysical techniques that allow for very fine adjustments of the stimulus parameters.

Results: Brachial artery diameter change (flow-mediated dilation) increased 5.0% with placebo and 8.56% with raloxifene (SE = 1.83, P =.03) in response to a hyperemic stimulus; an adjustment of this response for a variation in stimulus intensity resulted in greater discrimination (P =.009).

An important difference between our methodology and Khalil's was that he used the method of adjustment so the stimulus was continuously flickering and the subject indicated when the flicker reached a perceptible contrast, whereas in the present case we used individual presentations of a single flicker cycle of the stimulus.

A reversal point of a staircase is a point where the direction of the adjustment of the contrast of the comparison stimulus changes.

The predictive coding framework encompasses the two distinct hypotheses, in the sense that it predicts the adjustment of a generative model of current stimulus trains (cf. the model-adjustment hypothesis) by using plastic changes in synaptic connections (cf. the adaptation hypothesis).

Some nodes of these networks (in this case those corresponding to cytokines), thanks to their peculiar location in the network architecture, are responsible for the sensitivity aspects, while the large degree of interconnection is at the basis of the resilience properties of the system, here appearing as a global adjustment of the entire system following the stimulus.

One device, a complex coordinator, measures the learner's ability to make prompt, synchronized adjustments of handstick and foot-bar controls in response to combinations of stimulus lights.

The local benefits of stimulus projects.