Sentence examples for learning downstream from inspiring English sources

These results point at a central function of CASY-1 in promoting associative learning downstream of different sensory stimuli.

Furthermore, this method of automatic scene segmentation should then enhance learning in downstream areas of the brain as previously suggested (Miconi and VanRullen 2010), allowing transformation-invariant representations of multiple stimuli to be formed simultaneously.

All these data suggest that a threshold of [Ca2+]i level has to be reached during learning to trigger downstream pathways leading to de novo gene transcription required for LTM formation.

The embryos would not be implanted in a mother, but would be compared with control embryos and perhaps used to derive embryonic stem cells, which could then be studied to learn more about downstream effects of the procedure.

A similar entropy-based criterion was used by Szczurek et al. (2009) to learn regulatory relations downstream to a given signaling pathway.

However, if our results were downstream effects of learning then we would anticipate connectivity between regions such as the hippocampus/caudate with the MNS.

PP1 inhibits learning and memory by negatively regulating downstream proteins and kinases important for synaptic plasticity and by reducing neuronal excitability [23] [25].

Fostering spatial thinking and mathematics learning in elementary school could contribute to a downstream ripple effect, improving students' interest and success in STEM subjects throughout their education and into their careers.

To investigate the effect of learning on the activation of mTOR and its downstream effector p70S6K we used a one-trial step-down inhibitory avoidance paradigm (IA).

Olfactory objects produce spatio-temporal patterns on this surface, and the downstream neural circuits are busy identifying, discriminating, or learning those spatio-temporal patterns.

It is possible that the benefits of the PD program produced no downstream effects and had little impact on K-12 students' learning experiences.