This apparent shift could be in the opposite or in the same direction, depending on the exact alignment or asymmetry between center and surround and would be indicative of a change of inhibitory regions in the "effective" receptive field, but would not necessarily result from a change in those neuronal inputs that build the inhibitory surround.
In Hall et al. (2000), Linde and Lindeberg (2004, 2012), and Sande et al. (2010), it is shown how such spatio-chromatic receptive fields in combination with regular spatial receptive fields can constitute an effective basis for object recognition.
"Evidence is accumulating that exercise may be an effective treatment for depressed patients who are receptive to exercise as a possible treatment and who are able to safely engage in exercise," he said.
From the results of this randomized effectiveness study, it seems that a single receptive music therapy session can be an effective intervention concerning positive and negative affect and pain for hospitalized BMT patients.
While there is no straightforward link between single-cell activity and non-invasive measurements, the stimulus-specific adaptation paradigm appears to offer an effective way to interpret MEG results in terms of single-neuron receptive fields.
Without having completed the 360, she wouldn't have known why her team was underperforming or not being receptive to her guidance, and we wouldn't have built an effective plan for her and her team's growth.
The frequency of unprotected receptive anal intercourse and multiple male sexual partnerships highlight the urgency for an effective comprehensive HIV prevention strategy.
Conditions for an effective remyelination include the presence of OPCs in the lesions, a microenvironment permissive of OPC differentiation, and a suitable and receptive substrate for myelination, that is, the axons themselves.
"Effective regulation requires an effective enforcement program".
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