Sentence examples for intense stimulus from inspiring English sources

First, they did not react to AG because it was the most intense (adult judges rated it very low in intensity; cf. Methods) or the least intense stimulus in the stimulus series (milk and sebum were given equally low intensity ratings).

The proportion of subjects showing responses fell with reducing intensity but even for the least intense stimulus, 6 of 15 subjects still showed a significant cVEMP i-p13 peak and 4 of 15 showed an oVEMP c-n10 peak (Supplementary Tables S1 and S2).

Glycolysis is triggered when the organism is subjected to any intense stimulus.

These multimodal components of the startle type response reflect complex brain body reactions to a sudden and intense stimulus.

Prepulse inhibition (PPI) is the normal suppression of the startle reflex when an intense stimulus is preceded by a weak non-startling prestimulus.

Prepulse inhibition (PPI) of startle is a measure of inhibitory function in which a weak leading stimulus suppresses the startle response to an intense stimulus.

The negative affective score differences between the condition with stimuli and corresponding baseline (as "delta value" or "changes" in the text and figures) were higher when the participants were exposed to more intense stimuli: significant intensity effects on negative affective scores for visual test (F = 7.484, P =0.006, Figure 4-A), auditory test (F = 11.335, P <0.001, Figure 4-B).

Low-intensity stimuli were found to relate with heart rate deceleration, whereas intense stimuli were observed to activate defense responses associated with heart rate acceleration [ 33- 36].

Another theory, which was popular with psychologists at the time but was soon after abandoned, was intensive pain theory, in which pain was considered to be an emotional state, incited by unusually intense stimuli.

The infantile ego develops in relation to the external world and reflects (as psychoanalysis has emphasized) the helpless and dependent infant's efforts to alter or alleviate painfully intense stimuli.

Intense stimuli, such as trains of depolarizing pulses or the caffeine-induced release of calcium from intracellular stores, readily depress the secretory response in neuroendocrine cells.