Sentence examples for in unconditioned from inspiring English sources

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One may respond to stimulation in an immediate way (as in unconditioned reflex action) without taking the element of time into account.

However, differences in opinion over determinism (she, unlike him, was a stern believer in unconditioned free will), the possible necessity of military conscription (which he, unlike her, advocated), and logic (which was not her forte), caused strains in their friendship, which she abruptly terminated in 1962 after he had publicly questioned her views on aesthetics.

It is argued that changes in CR during arousal could be due to differences in unconditioned eyeblink strength rather than to changes in associative processes.

L929 fibroblasts cultured in medium that was pre-conditioned by incubating with PLGA tubes containing Bioglass® had a significant reduction in cell proliferation compared with fibroblasts grown in unconditioned medium (p<0.0001).

To generate definitive endoderm, 100 ng/ml of Activin A has been traditionally used in unconditioned medium [33], revealing a central role of TGFβ family pathways on this type of differentiation.

HAB and LAB rats proved to be extremely divergent in innate, unconditioned anxiety as revealed in different behavioural tests (Landgraf et al., 2007).

In response to ISO, contractility increased 67% in the conditioned group versus 36% in the unconditioned group.

This may be understood in the light of very high aerobic and anaerobic capacities in Thoroughbreds, which enable high intensity exercise even in the unconditioned state.

The induction of the large numbers of genes with such functions may be explained by the extraordinary innate aerobic and anaerobic capacity of Thoroughbreds enabling high intensity exercise even in an unconditioned state leading to proportionally greater stresses on peripheral systems than in other species.

When confining this analysis to a set of 156 known interactions for UBA52, overall co-expression was significantly stronger for these pairs of genes in the conditioned (mean absolute Spearman's correlation coefficient = 0.39) than in the unconditioned co-expression analysis (mean absolute Spearman's correlation coefficient = 0.20, Wilcoxon-Mann Whitney P-Value < 10-50).