Sentence examples for decrease in stimulus from inspiring English sources

Thus, there was indeed a decrease in stimulus specificity.

In WKY/NHsd, exposure to 1 mg/kg was associated with a short-term decrease in stimulus control that was more pronounced in males than in females.

In control animals, a more than 20-fold decrease in stimulus intensity (from 1.30 to 0.14°) led to ∽85% reduction in the size of the responsive ensemble.

In contrast, the same decrease in stimulus intensity after SWE led to only a 50% reduction in the size of the response ensemble.

The advantage of kinetics was that, independently of an absolute value, decreasing values were related to survival; this outcome is suggestive of a decrease in stimulus to inflammation and a decrease in exposure to bacterial toxins.

Possibly, most relevant to the present results due to similarities in experimental procedure are the studies by Holene et al. which observed a long-lasting decrease in stimulus control and an increase in activity and responses with short IRTs in male, but not female, offspring of DA/OLA/HSD females mated with Lewis rats and gavage-fed 5 mg/kg PCB 153 every second day from PND 3 to 13 [ 73, 74].

A similar decrease in stimulus-evoked release of dopamine was observed in SHR nucleus accumbens shell in vivo [ 54].

Decreases in stimulus efficacy using ChR2R were likely due to network adaptation, rather than changes in ChR2R-mediated photocurrents (Mattis et al., 2011).

For example, increases in the energy of a somatosensory stimulus increase N2 amplitude, whereas decreases in stimulus energy and small displacements have little effect (Torta et al. 2012; Ronga et al. 2013).

Individual OSNs of C. elegans and cockroaches function as bipolar detectors that selectively respond to either increases or decreases in stimulus intensity (Tichy et al., 2005; Chalasani et al., 2007).

This likely resulted from alleviation of the insulin resistance and a decrease in the stimulus to insulin secretion by glucagon.