Sentence examples for immediate stimulation from inspiring English sources

A walk through a city provides more immediate stimulation — a greater variety of sensations for the mind to play with.

We found that immediate stimulation of PP increases FN adsorption from purified FN and serum-containing solutions.

Correspondingly, PC-12 cells grown on PP films that had been previously adsorbed with FN during immediate stimulation expressed longer neurites.

Here, we looked at the effects of electrical stimulation on protein adsorption when an electrical current was applied to PP (1) during protein adsorption (immediate stimulation) and (2) several hours after protein adsorption (delayed stimulation).

Briefly, the shape of the average ERP produced by an entrainment mechanism is expected to change as a function of both global (i.e. mean) and local (i.e. immediate) stimulation frequency.

The simulation of the effects of both global (i.e. mean) and local (i.e. immediate) stimulation frequency on the shape of the average transient response are shown in Figure 9. Figure 9A exemplifies the response elicited by a jittered stimulation sequence under the two studied situations, oscillatory entrainment and superposition of a "fixed" transient response.

These studies suggest that increased FN adsorption with immediate electrical stimulation may explain enhanced neurite extension on electrically stimulated PP.

"It gives us a chance to play in a market that we don't play in very much, which is immediate sexual stimulation".

Converging evidence from recent fMRI studies have demonstrated that immediate acupuncture stimulation evoke certain neural activities of different brain regions and networks in both healthy subjects and patients [16,17].

One confounding variable in the study design was that patients in the control group underwent immediate gonadotropin stimulation after endometrial biopsy.

In fruit from treated olive trees at veraison, ethephon leads to an immediate and intense stimulation of the anthocyanins' synthesis which accompanies the precocious softening of the fruits.