Sentence examples for heightened stimulation from inspiring English sources

They don't long for focus; they actually crave heightened stimulation.

He's painting a world of heightened stimulation – on everybody's part".

In keeping with these observations, we found that Stat6 undergoes proteasomal modification upon IL-4 treatment, which is heightened by TCR/CD28 stimulation, whereas this process is abrogated in the absence of Cbl-b.

27 In this study, strength exercises resulted in amelioration of 3% in the TUG test, while multisensory stimulation heightened this parameter in 11.85%, and the difference between the groups reached statistical significance.

We propose a model in which heightened afferent input associated with electrical muscle stimulation plays a key role in neural adaptations to EST (Fig.  1).

Specifically, we found that rapamycin blunted the heightened response to mechanical stimulation that develops around a site of injury and reduced the long-term mechanical hypersensitivity that follows partial peripheral nerve damage - a widely used model of chronic pain.

In models of neuropathic pain such as SNI, heightened sensitivity to mechanical stimulation is also thought to be the result of amplification by central sensitization [50] [52] and we found it was also reduced by rapamycin (Fig. 8).

Accordingly, focus may be heightened either by D2/D3 stimulation by quinpirole or 5-HT1A activation with DPAT.

An advantage of PET is the use of radiotracers that can potentially detect cancer even prior to vascularization as cancer cell metabolism is usually heightened prior to the stimulation of new vessel growth.

Cellular states of heightened innate immunity during the time of stimulation can condition cells preferentially to State 1 leading to self-enforcing IL-8 production and release, high recruitment of neutrophils, and a high level of neutrophil elastase production.

In contrast, on release of parasympathetic tone, the intrinsic contractility is heightened and unresponsive to further beta-adrenergic receptor stimulation.