Sentence examples for inhibit input from inspiring English sources

Less intensive, near-to-nature land uses such as natural vegetation, forests, and pasture in the immediate vicinity inhibit input of NO3 - (and other nutrients) while intensively managed arable land tends to augment input of nutrients (Mayer et al. 2005).

These descending tracts inhibit input from pain receptors in deep tissues in preference to input from cutaneous nociceptors.

Electrical stimulation of the nucleus ceruleus, a small nucleus with widely ranging axons, and the nucleus raphe magnus, a nucleus in the central reticular formation of the medulla oblongata, inhibits input from noxious stimulation of the skin, and it also inhibits activities of dorsal-horn neurons receiving mechanoreceptive input.

Our simulations reveal that the effect of inhibiting input kinases on AP-1 output is strongly dependent on the choice of perturbed pathway and the time point post Ang II stimulus.

In general, two activating inputs were connected using the OR operator, inhibiting inputs were appended using the AND operator.

Since it was discovered that pain could be obliterated in this manner, attempts have been made to stop the chronic pain of cancer and other conditions by implanting electrodes in relevant parts of the brain so that constant stimulation can inhibit the input coming from the region of the pain.

In normal animals, CB1R binding can inhibit glutamatergic input arising from mossy cells [48].

Cortical activity is suppressed within 20 ms of laser onset, and the deflection in the LFP can be detected within 35 ms. This pattern suggests that tens of milliseconds of TRN activation are sufficient to inhibit thalamic input to cortex and produce a cortical OFF state.

Although it is anatomically plausible then that the amygdala facilitates pupil dilation by either stimulating sympathetic inputs or inhibiting parasympathetic inputs, research to date suggests that the amygdala's effect on dilation is likely an inhibition of parasympathetic input (Bitsios et al. 1996, 1998, 1999; Hourdaki et al. 2005).

Neurostimulation may work by activating large fiber sensory afferents, which may secondarily inhibit nociceptive inputs from small fibers and elevate pain thresholds.

It has recently been proposed that the AB effect depends on the efficiency of a gating system which facilitates the entrance of relevant input into working memory, while inhibiting irrelevant input.