Sentence examples for cutaneous input from inspiring English sources

Two plausible explanations exist: (1) a single CPG coordinates muscular contractions and phasically alters proprioceptive reflex modulation, as well as cutaneous input, using feed-forward control; (2) two separate circuits are strongly entrained, producing synchronous outputs for inter-limb coordination and reflex modulation.

When plantar cutaneous input was masked by mechanical vibrations, in the form of synthesized pseudo-random noise (frequency distribution: 50 Hz to 1 kHz), performance was impaired, suggesting that vibrotaction played a significant role.

In man, these interneurons are inhibited by cutaneous input (Nielsen and Pierrot-Deseilligny, 1991).

The precise modulation of walking that is generated by cutaneous input from the foot depends upon the nerve that is stimulated [ 4, 5].

A possible explanation for the absence of subitizing in Experiment 1 and 3 is that cutaneous input from a flat surface can be regarded as a distractor.

Functionally, non-noxious cutaneous input at the heel may have increased TA activity to facilitate eversion if needed to avoid scuffing or tripping, and initiate weight acceptance by the stance limb.

Nevertheless, single-unit recordings from awake monkeys reveal cutaneous inputs to MI that appear to segregate in modality-specific maps, with neighboring representations being differentially responsive to cutaneous and joint receptor input [25].

It is conceivable that touching the ground with larger areas of the hindpaw alters the cutaneous inputs resulting in a temporal and spatial coactivation of almost the entire glabrous skin surface.

Interestingly, visceral injury causes a spread of central sensitization that includes cutaneous inputs (Wang et al., 2008) due to the convergence of visceral and cutaneous inputs onto dorsal horn cells (Al-Chaer et al., 2000).

Additionally, there is now considerable evidence that proprioception relies partly on cutaneous inputs (Edin & Johansson, 1995; Collins et al., 2005).

Comparing median nerve and skin stimuli suggests that N20 mainly depends on cutaneous inputs to the 3b area.