Sentence examples for global stimulation from inspiring English sources

It is likely that during our high-power (global) stimulation, we stimulated more than just the somatosensory sector of TRN, as light is expected to spread in this case and reach other sectors.

Following global stimulation most chemokine receptors internalize and become down regulated by an β-arrestin depended pathway [65], [65,66].

The effect of global stimulation frequency was simulated by computing the average response for each stimulus rate (8, 12 and 16 Hz) separately.

This was confirmed by a 2-way ANOVA, revealing no main effects of either global stimulation frequency (F8,3 = 1.527, p = .398) or preceding SOA (F2,9 = 0.069, p = .933).933

More specifically, the higher the global stimulation rate the shorter the wave length and, similarly, the higher the preceding stimulation frequency (i.e. shorter SOAs) the shorter the peak-to-peak latency.

In order to assess the effects of both global and local stimulation frequency on the shape of the stimulus-locked average responses, we split the trials with same global stimulation frequency in three groups based on their past SOA.

The determination to focus the G-20 on financial-sector reform rather than global economic stimulation is a product of all of these ills.

In Kim et al. 2007, we also reported that blocking endocytosis significantly reduced membrane depolarization during depolarizing global AMPA stimulation of dissociated hippocampal neurons.

This outcome directly mirrors SD patients' rapid decline in naming accuracy compared with word-picture matching as the disease progresses (Lambon Ralph et al. 2001) and also the comparison of weak (leading to anomia) versus intense (global aphasia) stimulation of the BTLA conducted by Lüders et al. (1991).

Examples of RFs of one V1 neuron mapped with local and global visual stimulations are illustrated in Figure  2 C, D, respectively.

N ( t ) represents the flux of neurons which discharge at time t and is identified to the global amplitude of stimulation of the network.