Sentence examples for moderate stimulation from inspiring English sources

Slow and moderate stimulation of the outer palm and the area around the little finger create sad feelings".

The theory associates numinous experiences with variations in deafferentiation in various structures of the nervous system, and lesser religious experiences with mild to moderate stimulation of circuits in the lateral hypothalamus.

Histological, hematological analysis as well as serum markers identified changes indicative of moderate stimulation of the immune system.

First, the neutrophils released significantly more MMP-9 upon moderate stimulation which indicates the presence of neutrophils that are more prone to stimulation.

Upon moderate stimulation with IL-8, the neutrophil release of MMP-9 was higher in the SA patients compared with controls (p<0.05).

This would be consistent with Datta's data indicating that moderate stimulation of PPT cholinergic regions elicits REM signs while strong stimulation elicits waking [40] with the attendant suppression of REM-sleep signs.

Initial Production (IP, based on 24-h test) rates were measured at 18.16 tonnes (134 barrels)/day, 14.39 tonnes (106 barrels)/day and 12.3 tonnes (91 barrels)/day, respectively, after moderate reservoir stimulation (Kuang et al. 2012).

The main aim of the present study was to demonstrate that compared to standard control conditions moderate neonatal stimulation might substantially reduce adult inter-individual variation in a number of parameters.

The secretion of IFN-γ was significantly lower in patients with far advanced radiological extent of pulmonary TB, than subjects with minimal or moderate, upon stimulation with PHA or M. tuberculosis strain.

2 and 3 indicate that the animal gets up and can be safely handled and walked, with minor (2) or moderate (3) stimulation.

This result supports a model that links the A1 allele with SUD through the following sequence of facts: low D2 receptor density, moderate substance stimulation of dopamine system, and rewarding feelings after substance use.