Sentence examples for driven by stimulation from inspiring English sources

As we mentioned before (in Sect. 2.1.1), colors convey an embodied meaning, which is not learned but rather driven by stimulation that is embodied in colors (Meyers-Levy and Peracchio 1995).

Serum NMO IgG concentrations are higher than CSF levels [32], indicating that development of AQP4-specific antibodies occurs outside the CNS and is driven by stimulation within the peripheral immune compartment.

In an fMRI study on human blindsight subjects, Goebel et al. reported that responses in areas V4 and V5/MT of the lesioned (but not the non-lesioned) hemisphere could be driven by stimulation in the ipsi-lesional visual field [29], which suggests that callosal input may play a role.

The Akt glycolytic enhancer role is driven by stimulation of glucose uptake in response to insulin [13].

One hypothesis is RCC tumour (and surrounding stroma) proliferation is driven by stimulation of multiple RTK receptors/pathways; thus, an effective therapeutic agent must simultaneously inhibit multiple RTKs.

Thus, EPR in the absence of work load appears to be driven by stimulation of the muscle stretch receptors that creates an afferent sympathetic stimulus [ 14].

These results indicate that changes in variability, at least in the FEF, are most effectively driven by visual stimulation, while behavioral engagement is not sufficient.

For the new bone formation on both bone and scaffold surfaces, the rate equation of trabecular surface remodeling driven by mechanical stimulation was applied.

In contrast to NE, serotonin (5-HT) produced a suppression of the firing of LGNd neurons.To examine the effects of NE on evoked activity, identified geniculocortical relay neurons (P-cells) were driven by electrical stimulation of the afferent visual pathway at the level of the optic chiasm.

These data collectively indicate that the DEM CD4 T cell phenotype may be driven by antigen stimulation.

These findings are consistent with the hypothesis that PD-1 expression is largely driven by antigenic stimulation.