Sentence examples for increased facilitation from inspiring English sources

Patients displayed greater semantic priming than controls (i.e., hyperpriming), but this was not due to increased facilitation in processing semantically related pairs.

First, this suggests that motor impairment in the paretic leg is related to increased facilitation of transmission in these excitatory pathways.

This implies that although a change in PI cannot be ignored, it might not be the primary mechanism responsible for the increased facilitation.

Both the peak amplitude and the duration of the increased facilitation were inversely correlated (Spearman r = −0.65; P = 0.009 and r = −0.67; P = 0.007, respectively) with the level of coordination (LEMOCOT) of the paretic leg.

Moderate environmental stress has been shown to lead to increased facilitation between species, thus heightening the role of biotic interactions, contributing to diversity effects that are otherwise not observed under more constant conditions [10].

An increased facilitation of quadriceps reflex activity by group I non-monosynaptic and group II afferents from the common peroneal nerve has been observed in the paretic leg and this change was not correlated with the spasticity level measured with the Ashworth scale [21], [22].

It appeared to become easier to facilitate and not tutor with increasing facilitation experience (Table 5).

In migraineurs, abnormal brainstem function during attacks suggest that dysfunction of descending modulation may facilitate migraine attacks, either by reducing descending inhibition or increasing facilitation.

Once facilitation pushes the system's trajectory beyond the separatrix, further increasing facilitation (or judiciously adjusting other parameters) does not result in further continuous increases in persistent activation delay rates, but rather a change in the activation pattern itself.

Modified organisms, capable of building an equivalent indirect co-operative loop as outlined above, would increase facilitation easily.

Furthermore, Wayne et al. [ 2] conclude that conflict and facilitation are orthogonal constructs; programs that have been used for reducing conflict may not effectively increase facilitation.