Sentence examples for facilitated object from inspiring English sources
Post-training, intra-CA1 microinjection of 5-HT4 receptor agonist RS67333 or 5-HT4 receptor antagonist RS23597 both at the dose of 0.016 μg/mouse impaired spatial memory, while cannabinoid CB1R antagonist AM251 (0.1 μg/mouse) facilitated object novelty memory.
This demonstrates that colour was indeed processed as a unique attribute of the object image and facilitated object recognition.
One way in which auditory cues may have facilitated object detection is by encouraging participants to actively image the named letter.
If the spectral bandwidth is too small to ensure colour constancy, benefits of colour vision such as facilitated object detection and recognition are lost.
Therefore, object allocation objectives for DPDM are set to facilitate object replication and migration decision making.
Using the same logic – that faster response times and less activation reflect facilitation – our data also demonstrate that the addition of sound did not facilitate object identification because, when form and sound were combined, there was no difference in response times relative to the form only condition and no decreased left antero-medial temporal activation (see Fig. 3).
These approaches have the advantage of directly mapping a blob to a physical object which facilitates object identification.
The present study was designed to examine if 4 weeks of exposure to an enriched housing environment affects the ability of estrogen to facilitate object recognition in young and aged female mice.
If auditory cues facilitate object detection by encouraging explicit mental imagery, then the cuing effect might diminish or disappear when the position of the target is uncertain.
Behaviourally, both colour and sound are known to facilitate object recognition from visual form.
This interpretation is in close alignment with the theory from Bar and colleagues, which proposes that magnocellular projections to the frontal cortex play a role in facilitating object recognition via feedback to the ventral visual stream (Bar et al. 2006; Kveraga et al. 2007).
