Sentence examples for levels of stimuli from inspiring English sources

The Virtual Laboratory is designed in order to understand the operation of respiratory system under normal conditions and pathological situations, and to predict respiratory variables at different levels of stimuli and conditions.

The Virtual Laboratory is designed in order to understand the operation of the circulatory system under normal conditions, and to predict circulatory variables at different levels of stimuli and conditions.

The SEDIC score consists of five levels of stimuli (from normal speech to nail bed pressure) and five levels of responsiveness (from normal contact to no contact).

The specialized receptors include low-threshold receptors that respond to non-noxious levels of stimuli, and high-threshold receptors that sense noxious stimuli (nociceptors).

The SEDIC scale consists of five levels of stimuli (from normal speech to nailbed pressure) and five levels of responsiveness (from normal contact to no contact).

The second question that we addressed in this work was whether a simple model that lacks specific data such as abovementioned reaction rates, association constants, etc. can predict activity of a network in response to various levels of stimuli.

Two different levels of stimulus luminance were used (41.6 cd/m2 and 110 cd/m2), while background luminance was 10 cd/m2.

The principles of unity-in-variety, most-advanced-yet-acceptable and autonomous-yet-connected are considered manifestations of these conflicting urges at separate levels of stimulus processing.

(v) Finally, with spontaneous activity, ERPs/ERFs can arise from two distinct mechanisms: For low levels of (stimulus related and ongoing) activity, the systems response conforms to a quasi-linear superposition of separable responses to the fixed and stochastic inputs.

In order to test this prediction, an experiment was designed in which participants performed a simple RT task and a regular between-hand 2-choice Rtasksk under three different levels of stimulus ambiguity.

The hemodynamic (blood oxygenation level-dependent; BOLD) response was computed as both a function of the eight levels of stimulus duration, from 6 ms (where performance is almost at chance) to 150 ms (where performance is nearly perfect), and a function of the behavioral responses.