Sentence examples for modulate the experience from inspiring English sources

Indeed, DLPFC appears to be a potential candidate region to modulate the experience of pain given that it is a critical structure for working memory and attention functions [32, 33].

The form of the building was designed to interplay with the park setting and modulate the experience of the outside from within.

Although this is not conclusive evidence that the self serves as the basis for development of ToM, the effect of the pronoun "I" (which does not require self-reference when guessing at another's mental state) may provide a clue: This effect indicates that ToM does not perfectly modulate the experience of self.

While cognition appears to modulate the experience of pain, it is also likely that pain interferes with the ability to think and process information.

Recognising that providers may more reliably influence phases II and III barriers, we argue that phase I could also remotely be influenced if interventions modulate the experience patients have with the healthcare system in general.

In our experiment we applied transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) to the right dlPFC in order to modulate the experience of presence while watching a virtual roller coaster ride.

The CNS creates and modulates the experience of pain whether derived and maintained from nociceptive input (e.g. knee arthritis) or maintained independent of nociceptive input.

Self-efficacy, being the belief in one's ability to produce outcomes one wants [ 1, 3], is a strong predictor of health behavior, and it can be instrumental in modulating the experience of chronic illness [ 18, 3].

Using noninvasive brain stimulation techniques, we show that grapheme-color synesthesia is associated with hyperexcitability in primary visual cortex and that alteration of cortical excitability modulates the experience of synesthesia.

With the present study we extended these previous findings by showing that empathy for others' (social) pain – here embarrassment – is experienced in a broad range of different social situations and that inter-individual differences in empathy modulate the vicarious experience of embarrassment.

The coherence between motor movement and its sensory consequences plays a critical role in modulating the perceptual experience of both body ownership and movement agency [7], [30].