Sentence examples for behavioural outputs from inspiring English sources

Sometimes Edelman and Tononi imply that we are all mere automata, as when they write carelessly that conscious states "lead to" behavioural outputs, or that aspects of a visual scene "control behaviour and planning".

In our experiments I show that peripheral representations enhance non-foveated clutter models when correlated to behavioural outputs when observers are engaged in visual search.

A study analysed transgenic mice in which macroautophagy was selectively inactivated in dopamine neurons, obtained by crossing a DAT-Cre deleter with Atg7-floxed mice.61 The analysis of these conditional knockouts was performed up to 3 months of age, and during this period no differences were observed compared with control littermates with respect to survival, motor skills and behavioural outputs.

Several mixed logit models were specified and estimated; our results show that design dimensions do have an impact on the behavioural outputs of discrete choice models estimated on SC data.

Thus, two synaptic transmissions encoding opposite information flows regulate neural activities to generate various behavioural outputs.

The complex transports odor molecules to ORs thereby starting the signal transduction cascade leading to behavioural outputs [ 8- 10].

In doing so, we also simulated the effect of hyperpolarization (cathodal stimulation) on the neural and behavioural output of the biophysical attractor model.

Pain, for instance, is whatever causally links a certain sensory input (having your eyes gouged out, for instance) with behavioural output (screaming) and other mental states (urgent desire to be rid of the pain).

To analyse the behavioural output of the BAM, its choices were then fitted using the same standard RL model used to fit the behavioural experimental data (including the Rescorla-Wagner rule and softmax function).

The pre-SMA in particular might be associated with the performance decrement insofar that good performers could sustain activity in this brain region in order to monitor performance declines and adjust behavioural output.

It is a view that is thought to have saved the "reality" of the mental from the "eliminativist" or "fictionalist" tendencies of behaviourism while acknowledging the insight (often attributed to Ryle) that the mental is importantly related to behavioural output or response (as well as to stimulus or input).