Sentence examples for an enhanced processing from inspiring English sources

The beta rebound modulation can be regarded as an effect of an enhanced processing of task relevant tactile stimuli.

The activation along the dorsal intraparietal sulcus we found is probably due to an enhanced processing demand related to the discrepancy of the greater and changing kinesthetic signal in the presence of an identical signal related to the surface characteristics.

However, it can be put forward that as these 2 form tasks do not involve a semantics processing, an enhanced processing in the HFA group as compared to controls could have been expected.

Consistent with the functional data on apoptosis induction and our findings in wild-type HaCaT cells, an enhanced processing of both pro-caspases was exclusively observed in the control (AhR-proficient cells) cell line and only after preincubation with BP.

The genotype rs11614913 CC was associated with a significant increase in mature hsa-mir-196a expression without changes in levels of the precursor, suggesting an enhanced processing of the pre-miRNA [ 19, 20].

These results suggest that the down-regulation of ACS homologs using RNAi can be an effective approach for obtaining delayed ripening with longer shelf life and an enhanced processing quality of tomato fruits.

The native ability of a browser to provide such enhanced processing is already apparent in support for SVG, a markup language for vector graphics (examples of which are included in Figure 4 [see additional file 2 for enhanced version]).

Dopaminergic neurotransmission is also likely to play an important role in the enhanced processing of positive compared to negative and neutral stimuli reported here, given its well-documented role in the motivational component of reward processing, 'wanting' or incentive salience [23].

The improved structure of the signal processing chain of the DVB-T2 receiver is complemented with an enhanced bit processing chain structure to improve the overall performance of the receiver.

Recent results from our group (Van Kesteren et al. (2010b) manuscript under revision) demonstrate that successful retrieval of congruent compared to incongruent visuo-tactile associations is related to enhanced processing in a medial prefrontal somatosensory network.

Such a capability can help localizing a person or an interesting event in the environment, and also provides enhanced processing for other capabilities such as speech recognition.