Sentence examples for continual stimulus from inspiring English sources
This enriched and social environment provided a powerful and continual stimulus to functional recovery.
Mutated ras proteins have impaired GTPase activity removing the "off switch" thereby resulting in a continual stimulus for cellular proliferation.
31 Commonly restricted to codon 12 and 13 in exon 2, these mutations cause impaired GTPase activity and result in a continual stimulus for cellular proliferation.
Commonly restricted to codon 12/13 in exon 2, and rarely codons 59 and 61 in exon 3 [ 8, 9], these mutations cause impaired GTPase activity and result in a continual stimulus for cellular proliferation.
In reality our senses are bombarded by continual waves of stimuli, triggering an avalanche of sensations that far exceed the brain's capacity.
Increased variability, that is hypothesized to reflect underlying unstable attentional resources, is seen in tasks requiring continual responses to rapid stimuli as well as basic reaction time (RT) tasks [3].
Once primed by a cycle of activation, T blast cells can maintain their ability to express lL-3 and GM-CSF for many cell divisions without the continual need for additional stimuli.
One could argue that the transient disorientation following a 3D media viewing is as harmless as the common motion aftereffect, the Tetris effect, or any other illusion resulting from continual exposure to an abnormal stimulus.
Perhaps perceptual biases on initially viewing the stimulus, or the continual experience of set patterns of reversal (e.g. two rotations CCW, one rotation back) develop into longer patterns of dominance.
Based on Wolff's law of bone remodeling, if the loading on a bone decreases, it will become less dense and weaker, which can change the shape of the bone because there is no stimulus for the continual remodeling that is required to maintain bone mass [ 27].
The genesis of this type of intra-individual performance variability (variability during continual responding to externally-paced stimuli) remains unknown.
