Sentence examples for modulate a tradeoff from inspiring English sources
The principles of efficient coding suggest that adaptive mechanisms should modulate a tradeoff between smoothing (increasing the SNR in the response) and whitening (reducing redundancy), with the optimal balance dependent on the overall SNR of the stimulus [7].
Our findings suggest the possibility that brain stimulation can be used to modulate this tradeoff to our advantage in a specific situation, possibly by temporarily making our cognitive style less top-down influenced (hypothesis driven).
They are also consistent with the possibility that brain stimulation could modulate this tradeoff to our advantage (in certain situations) by temporarily inhibiting or disinhibiting certain brain regions.
Passionflower controls anxiety by modulating a neurotransmitter called GABA.
"Our findings demonstrate the possibility that we can modulate cognitive tradeoffs to our advantage in certain situations," Allan Snyder, director of the Centre for the Mind at the University of Sydney, told the Guardian.
Direct pairwise competitions between strains show how environmental conditions modulate the outcome of a competition where growth rates and lag times have a tradeoff, shedding light on the multidimensional nature of fitness and its importance in the evolutionary optimization of enzymes.
There is a tradeoff, however.
"There's always a tradeoff".
It is absolutely a tradeoff".
