Sentence examples for long latency response from inspiring English sources

This suggests that the chemical component of the GF-TTMn synapse is responsible for the long latency response in TTM.

Statistical analysis of the results (see legend to Table 1) suggests that the chemical component of the synapse is responsible for the long latency response seen in TTM and this is blocked by expression of tetanus toxin.

Modifications in the long latency response around 200 ms and a mismatch negativity response for infrequent presentation of gap stimuli within a sequence of more frequent no-gap stimuli has been reported when using stimuli similar to those used in our study [46].

In summary, the effect of age on the long latency response was mainly expressed as decreased amplitudes in the latency range of the P2gap response for increasing age. Figure 5 shows the grand-averaged source waveforms of the transient 40-Hz response for the left and right hemisphere in young, middle-aged and older adults for the no-gap (Figure 5A B) and gap stimuli (Figure 5C D).

Typically, shak-B mutant flies show a long latency response in TTM that is very labile.

The long latency response in the tergotrochanteral muscle (TTM) was abolished indicating that the chemical component of the synapse mediates this response.

However, an oscillatory response at higher gamma frequency and long latency responses, both hypothesized to be related to higher order auditory processing, declined across age groups.

The effect of stimulus duration on the long latency responses and how it changes with aging has already been reported [22].

These differences are accounted for by some very long latency responses recorded on some non-bird or non-dog animal target images that needed long processing times to be analyzed [21].

If anything, they might be slightly easier to process as they were categorized on average 10 ms faster, with fewer long latency responses and even with a higher percentage of correct responses (+3%) in the case of bird photographs.

The curves computed for each task are parallel, showing that the additional processing time is stable for all responses regardless of their latencies even for difficult animal-target photographs; those that reliably induce long latencies responses in an animal categorization task [21].