Moreover, arousing pleasant or aversive stimuli that elicit valence-specific responses have been suggested to enhance attention and memory formation through a common, valence-insensitive pathway [31] and prefrontal cortex has been involved in processing both rewarding and aversive stimuli [17], [32] [34].
Moreover, arousal ratings were not significantly different between fearful and happy movements (p = 0.07) whereas neutral movements were considered more arousing than static postures (p < 0.001).
Moreover, the killings have aroused precisely the kind of anxiety that many people equate with terrorist acts.
Moreover, the medical technologies aroused strong emotions in some respondents: 'I get very angry that people see this [ultrasound] as an opportunity to put the first photo in the album not as a serious medical procedure with potentially disastrous news' (R4, UK).
Who, for instance, would regulate a trade in bush meat?Moreover, the argument arouses fierce political passions.
Moreover, her ties to Mr. Bloomberg's operatives have aroused suspicions among Democrats and labor officials that she would be beholden to the mayor.
Moreover, she claimed personal apostolic authority, an assertion that frequently aroused the suspicions of local bishops, forcing her to move on.
Moreover, the appropriateness of insulin-glucose combination in total parenteral nutrition (TPN) admixture aroused pharmacist's special concern.
Moreover, it has been widely used in machine learning and computer vision and has aroused widespread concern in various fields [12 15].
Moreover, a lower percentage of the homosexual transsexuals reported being (or having been) married and sexually aroused while cross-dressing.
