Sentence examples for cooling stimulation from inspiring English sources

Behavioural responses to mechanical and cooling stimulation of the ipsilateral hind paw and hindlimb weight-bearing were recorded.

LCM at both doses significantly reduced the paw withdrawal frequency to cooling stimulation of the hind paw compared with vehicle effect.

Behavioural hypersensitivity ipsilateral to knee injury was seen as a reduced paw withdrawal threshold to mechanical stimulation, an increase in paw withdrawal frequency to cooling stimulation and hind limb weight-bearing asymmetry in MIA-treated rats only.

In addition, a significant increase in the frequency of paw withdrawals to cooling stimulation was seen in MIA rats compared with the same stimulation of the ipsilateral hind paw in sham controls, which elicited few, if any, hind limb withdrawals.

In contrast to the effects of the drug on mechanical hypersensitivity, LCM at both doses completely reversed the behavioural hypersensitive response to cooling stimulation, suggesting greater analgesic efficacy against cold allodynia.

Sensitivity to cooling stimulation was assessed as the number of withdrawals out of a trial of five applications of a drop of acetone to the plantar surface of the ipsilateral hind paw.

However, the mean maximum SPV was 6°/s (degrees per second) for the right ear and 7°/s for the left ear warm stimulation and 4°/s and 3.5°/s for the cool stimulation, respectively.

Vaeroy and colleagues, using Doppler probes to measure skin blood flow in the hands, subsequently found that FM patients have less vasoconstrictory response to acoustic stimulation and cooling.

Farrell et al. [ 11] reported increased adrenergic (Epi) sensitivity in fish cardiomyocytes during acute cooling by showing that sarcolemmal Ca2+ flux through the L-type Ca2+ channel (I(Ca2+)) was significantly more sensitive to adrenergic stimulation during cooling.

21 NIR irradiation simulating solar NIR at specific wavelengths with pre- and parallel-irradiational contact cooling nonthermally induces long-term stimulation of collagen and elastin, which provides resiliency and elasticity of the skin, resulting in improvement of wrinkles.

To control for effects of thermal stimulation (i.e., cooling), volunteers also underwent an identical session without histamine.