Sentence examples for capacity for sensory processing from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we investigated whether neuroligins and neurexin are differentially regulated by sensory input using a behavioural model system with an advanced capacity for sensory processing, learning and memory, the honeybee.

When considering the processing steps that determine how people perceive the environment, it seems plausible that capacity for sensory processing could influence the 'picture of the world', people build and thus, the development of patterned behavioral responses to 'that world'.

Additional occupational therapy considerations for functional neurological disorders: a potential role for sensory processing.

Many putative modules, such as those for sensory processing, develop partly via learning.

Stimulus-dependent synaptic interactions underlying selective sensory representations in neural circuits specialized for sensory processing and sensorimotor integration remain poorly understood.

Recall from the preceding analyses that controlling for sensory processing differences eliminated the association between age and cognitive processing.

These results have important implications for olfactory processing of realistic odor plumes in animals and indeed for sensory processing in general.

Underadditive effects occurred in regions dominant for sensory processing, which showed AV activation greater than the dominant modality alone.

The avian inner ear, in particular, has a very robust capacity for sensory regeneration.

Considering these findings within the framework of load theory led us to hypothesize that loading visual short-term memory (VSTM) maintenance would increase demand for the sensory processing capacity that is involved in visual perception, thus leading to reduced distractor processing and enhancing focused selective attention task, much like increasing perceptual load does (e.g., Lavie, 1995).

"It suggests that the dinosaur brain had the capacity for complex sensory motor processing, just like we see in birds and alligators," said Jarvis.