Sentence examples for conditions adaptation from inspiring English sources

The time constant of adaptation was used to delineate a period corresponding to the adapted state for the analysis of orientation selectivity with constant contrast conditions: adaptation was considered to have reached a steady state at a time corresponding to three times the time constant of adaptation.

Under conditions, adaptation over a class of candidate hypercube estimators, so as to minimize the estimated quadratic risk, also minimizes the asymptotic risk under the general linear model.

Fourteen subjects underwent polysomnography under four conditions: adaptation, baseline, exposure to recorded ICU noise and light (NL), and NL plus use of earplugs and eye masks (NLEE).

Others suggest that under certain conditions, adaptation of corals and fish may be possible with moderate climate change trends (Munday et al. 2008; Baskett et al. 2009; Miller et al. 2012).

Under these experimental conditions, adaptation shifts the relationship between the channel open probability (P0) and the bundle displacement (X) in the direction of the applied stimulus, canceling the effects due to sustained stimuli while maintaining the sensitivity to transient stimuli [ 43].

In the two-cursor condition, adaptation was restricted to the perturbed hand.

Although our study does not ensure that the induced hypotension persists as a chronic condition adaptation, the acute effect has important clinical implications.

The threshold data were submitted to split-plot ANCOVA with migraine status (migraine, control) as the between group factor, age as covariate and contrast level and adaptation condition (adaptation, baseline) as the within-group factors.

Jewish Orthodoxy resolutely refuses to accept the position of Reform Judaism that the Bible and other sacred Jewish writings contain not only eternally valid moral principles but also historically and culturally conditioned adaptations and interpretations of the Law that may be legitimately discarded in modern times.

Evoked firing rates of every cell were calculated using the von Mises function applied on the tuning curves of cell and compared across conditions (control, adaptation I, recovery and adaptation II).

Because population declines enhance genetic erosion and drift and constrain adaptive evolution, the conditions for adaptation deteriorate further.