Sentence examples for increasing stimuli from inspiring English sources

Thus, we also analyzed pain perception by presenting increasing stimuli to the trigeminal and electrical cutaneous channels.

Basal synaptic transmission was assessed for each slice by applying gradually increasing stimuli (0.05 1.5 µA, 0.5 15 V, A-M Systems model 2200 stimulus isolator, Carlsborg, WA) and determining the input:output relationship.

Starting from the resting state, the system retains low level of Bax activation for increasing stimuli, until a threshold is reached (SN2), whereby the level of activated Bax/Bak switches (AcBax) to the higher stable state in an all-or-none fashion.

Anticipation of pain by the subject may influence outcome, especially with gradually increasing stimuli.

This type of questionnaire has been previously validated in detail by showing its discrimination power and reproducibility in identifying changes in perception in response to increasing stimuli, under conditions that modify perception, and in groups of hypersensitive patients as compared to healthy controls [ 28, 29].

A much more effective role for the federal government would be to stimulate demand, by increasing stimulus spending to create sales opportunities for businesses.

The activity strength correlated with increasing stimulus amplitudes and the visualized penetration depth.

T individual resting motor threshold for first dorsal interosseus muscle (FDI); T+ increasing stimulus intensities given in percentage of the magnetic stimulator output (MSO).

Thus the differential effects of increasing stimulus speed could be enhanced for looming sounds over receding much like looming and receding sounds of the same speed produce differential neural responses.

Earphone DP amplitudes, in contrast, were highly sensitive to both stimulus and DP frequency (due to prominent resonances in the earphone's transfer function), and their levels grew more rapidly with increasing stimulus level than did cochlear DP amplitudes.

All measures indicate increasing performance with increasing stimulus contrast but with different sensitivity.