Sentence examples for modified by stimulus from inspiring English sources

Future studies should seek to show how the search strategies that we have outlined generalize or are modified by stimulus and environmental conditions.

Here, we also report a new finding concerning the insula, which is that the effect of modality (cross-modal vs. unimodal) was modified by stimulus congruency (i.e., there is a significant interaction between modality and congruency).

In macrophages, regions regulating transcriptional activity (enhancers) are modified by primary stimulus (such as LPS) leading to genes becoming promiscuous to secondary stimulus (such as IL-4) (Ghisletti et al., 2010).

Spatial acuity, as measured by the two-point limen, can be modified by changing stimulus conditions that would be predicted to have an impact on the SI cortical response.

This is not to deny that the blink rate is modified by external stimuli.

The cellular turnover into olfactory neuroepithelium may be modified by environmental stimuli insofar as nasal mucosa is directly in contact with airborne chemicals.

Thus the multineuronal firing patterns during UP states are not interrupted, perturbed or modified by thalamic stimuli.

As a social learning theory, self-efficacy is modified by social stimuli provided vicariously and is therefore appropriate as a theoretical framework for curriculum design for use in group teaching.

The DNA methylome undergoes programmed changes during cellular differentiation, but it can be also modified by exogenous stimuli such as the diet and environmental factors, some of which are of the same typology as known atherosclerosis risk factors [ 3, 4].

Because steering relies heavily on continuous feedback (the communication cycle in which the motor output, or behaviour, is constantly being modified by the sensory input, or stimulus), it requires a precise integration of the central and peripheral nervous systems.

ECs are present in multiple pain-modulating regions throughout the central nervous system (CNS), including the dorsal horn of the spinal cord and the dorsal root ganglia (DRGs), where their levels are modified by acute nociceptive stimuli and stress [ 19– 23].