Sentence examples for exposure to context from inspiring English sources

The master's of public administration, he says, is "a management degree where people get an awful lot of exposure to context," whether poverty in Africa or war in Iraq.

In the same animals, a longer 10 min exposure to context A at extinction training induced the extinction of fear memory for context A. Thus, two separate CFM could be independently modified by their context-selective recall and the conditions (duration of context re-exposure) of recall.

Here, we explored if antagonism of mGlu5 affects extinction learning if exposure to Context A on Day 4 is replaced by a new floor context (B) (unrewarded).

Alternatively, this tendency could be explained by a diurnal difference in motivational state, as exposure to context B during training always occurred later in the day.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00312.013 Consistent with the findings described in Figure 2, exposure to context A resulted in higher levels of LacZ induction in both CA1 and DG.

The restrained time exposure to context B was used to counteract a noted tendency for rats to consume more Ensure in context B. This unexplained tendency could be a result of different motivational states generated by the different training environments [ 118].

The first neuroimaging study to address this issue revealed that the mere exposure to contexts involving real entities compared to fictional characters led to engagement of regions in the anterior medial prefrontal and posterior cingulate cortices (amPFC, PCC).

Re-exposure to Context A on Day 5 (unrewarded) revealed significant retrieval effects in the first 10 trials compared to the last 10 trials of Day 4 (P < 0.001).

We performed a new experiment to address this concern by taking mice off dox followed by exposing one group to context A (ctxA group) and keeping the other group in their home cage (HC group) before the re-exposure to context A. As predicted, we found that significantly fewer LacZ+EGR1 double positive neurons in LacZ-positive population (i.e., reactivation rate) in HC mice compared to ctxA mice.

Instead, the differences were indicative of habituation to specific contexts since rats explored more during their second exposure to a context as compared to their first: exploration was greater in context 1 on day 4 compared to context 1 on day 1 (t(19) = −2.329, P = 0.031) and in context 2 on day 3 as compared to context 2 on day 2 (t(19) = −3.412, P = 0.003); Fig. 7A).

SB-277011-A (10 mg/kg) blocked context-induced reinstatement of nicotine-seeking at first exposure to the context (between-subjects design), but not after repeated context exposure which produced weaker reinstatement over days.