Sentence examples for moderate stimulus from inspiring English sources

During the moderate stimulus in the second setup, participants' brain activity also showed less activation in the pain region of the brain (the brain stem) and more activation in a region in the middle of the frontal lobes that's associated with pain relief and pleasure than during the same stimulus in the first setup.

We observed that a severe apoptotic stimulus induced autophagy independently of ROS generation, whereas autophagy induced by a more moderate stimulus was dependent on ROS production.

Glucose sensing in plants showed that cells have gene regulatory network mechanisms to allow similar responses to a short, intense or sustained, moderate stimulus (Fu et al., 2014).

Muscle relaxations were reversed, and the trachea was then extubated when the tidal volume (TV) was 400 ml and the patient was able to open her eyes in response to a moderate stimulus.

A moderate stimulus strength (28 V) was sufficient to elicit spiking in about half of all CA2 PNs studied, with a small fraction (∼5%) firing APs with a very weak stimulus (12 V).

So at low to moderate stimulus frequencies, we see unfused tetani showing a treppe pattern in which the force builds from one stimulus to the next, resulting in greater maximum force with low frequency stimulation.

The depolarized resting Vm of apical cells (about –55 mV) caused their 'off' response to sound-like stimulation to be larger than their 'on' component (responses to positive phases of the sinusoidal currents) for moderate stimuli.

To assess scotopic contrast sensitivity change in cDKO mice we used the optimal mouse scotopic temporal frequency of 0.75 Hz in combination with a moderate stimuli speed of 7.5 deg/s (Umino et al., 2008) at which the contrast sensitivity is close to maximal.

For moderate intellectual stimulus, and to feel part of a world on the move, it's hard to beat the diversion that led to Bony's glorious emporium on La Boquilla beach, near Cartagena, Colombia.

However, reminiscent of the shape memory effect that is commonly triggered by temperature, conformational transition at the interfaces exhibits remarkable mechanical recovery under a moderate thermal stimulus, manifested by the interface reconstruction activated by van der Waals (vdW) forces.

A weak or moderate tactile stimulus to the mantle elicits gill contraction (gill-withdrawal reflex) as a component of a more extensive withdrawal response; a stimulus applied directly to the gill elicits a localized response of the gill pinnule (pinnule response).