Sentence examples for in response to deactivation from inspiring English sources
The blood pressure increase at the end of the second phase of VM indicates the sympathetic reactivity in response to deactivation of the arterial baroreflex, which occurs due to a decrease in cardiac output [38]. 4.
Conversely, changes in firing rate within and across the existing response area occurred for most V FRAs in response to cooling and MDP deactivation.
Interestingly, both males and females demonstrated deactivation in response to mild pain with females demonstrating significantly less deactivation in key regions typically associated with the DMN and pain affect.
Similar effects were found in response to either cooling or MDP deactivation of the contralateral IC.
This was paralleled by obliteration of the normal pattern of prefrontal deactivation in response to salient reversal cues prior to switches in behavior.
Like the other intracellular CLCs, ClC-7/Ostm1 mediates voltage-dependent Cl−/H+ exchange, but is unique in its slow activation and deactivation in response to voltage steps (Leisle et al., 2011).
Our data show that these results are based on a deactivation in response to erotic stimuli (compared to fixation) in the blocked design, rather than on an increase in activation in response to neutral stimuli.
In the present case we tentatively interpret the stronger deactivation in response to decade distances as a product of the effort implied in the selection of just the decade distances for comparison.
In the case of functional connectivity analyses performed on task-evoked data, this procedure is often facilitated by the fact that the investigator's choice is guided by either the spatial locations that show the largest activations and/or deactivations in response to the given task within a certain brain area or, alternatively, by information obtained from previous studies.
Kong and colleagues found that participants exhibited greater deactivations in response to "low" pain but exhibited greater activations to "high" pain.
Monocytes display altered behaviour in response to systemic inflammation; this has been called "deactivation" and is characterised by reduced HLA-DR expression and attenuated tumour necrosis factor-α (TNF) release in response to lipopolysaccharide (LPS) stimulus1.
