Sentence examples for input facilitated from inspiring English sources
Another aspect of depotentiation is the associative regulation of this phenomenon, as exemplified by an vitro study in rats showing that the synthesis of plasticity-related proteins (PRPs) by L-LTP in one input facilitated E- into L-LTD in another input.
The combination of temporal and spatial integration of nociceptive input facilitates the pain intensity, suggesting that temporal summation is clinically relevant in conditions with widespread pain.
A high-sensitivity DNA microarray platform requiring nanograms of RNA input facilitates the application of transcriptome analysis to individual skeletal muscle (SM) tissue samples.
As a consequence, signals from one input facilitate signals from the other, resulting in an accentuated resetting of the baroreflex during exercise.
Activated cortical cholinergic inputs facilitate these processes, particularly under taxing attentional conditions, by enhancing cortical sensory and sensory-associational information processing, including the filtering of noise and distractors.
According to such theories, the congruence of prediction and input facilitates stimulus processing, potentially at early perceptual levels.
The real-time input verification facilitated the timely identification and resolution of any problems in data collection and processing.
Input from the hippocampus gates the prefrontal cortex input and facilitates behavioral output based on the current context of the situation (time and place) or past experiences with the stimulus [ 42].
Thus, during fear conditioning, theta oscillations, at least in part driven by 5-HT input, may facilitate the process whereby an initially neutral stimulus is transformed into an aversive conditioned stimulus, capable of evoking a powerful and long-lasting emotional response.
Small sample input requirement facilitates testing of specimens with limited collection volume.
Thus, a highly structured rhyming and melodic input substantially facilitates gender-like category induction, making a case for the use of children's songs in language teaching.
