We did not observe any significant correlation between subthreshold depolarization amplitudes and the magnitude of SDDP-evoked long-term plasticities, although a wide range of postsynaptic depolarization amplitudes was evoked (from 17.9 to 38.5 mV) (Fig. 3C).
Its techniques and sensibility feel fresh, organic, evoked from the scene at hand.
If descending pathways are interrupted, sensitization can be evoked from a much wider area.
For example, computerized analysis based on statistical learning and modeling has the potential to predict emotions evoked from visual arts.
A dehumanized society is evoked from the start by a film that shows an animated figure made up of cubes and running in place.
The idea of "peace on earth, good will to men" evoked from this composer not the usual clarion exhortation, but radiant serenity, like outstretched arms.
But they conveyed the many moods that the skyline has evoked, from the optimism of the new arrival to the jaded cynicism of the city veteran.
ABR wave V, evoked by clicks to the left ear, showed a greater reduction in amplitude with contralateral noise than the response evoked from the right ear.
Excruciatingly ill at ease, she is flooded with memories of her childhood in rural New Zealand, beautifully evoked from a child's point of view.
We compared the effect of fixed, decelerating, accelerating, and randomly varying microstimulation patterns on the likelihood and metrics of eye movements evoked from the frontal eye field of monkeys, while holding the mean interpulse interval constant.
In contrast to results with prefrontal cortical afferent stimulation (O'Donnell and Grace, 1994), D2 stimulation did not attenuate the EPSP amplitude evoked from either the amygdala or hippocampus afferent system.
