Sentence examples for motor influence from inspiring English sources
The motor innervation is by way of the autonomic (involuntary) division; the parasympathetic supply derived from the facial nerve (the seventh cranial nerve) seems to have the dominant motor influence.
Data from the plus-maze are unclear, owing to a confounding motor influence in most measures.
In the context of injury to the corticospinal tract (CST), brainstem-origin circuits may provide an alternative system of descending motor influence.
A critical component of this control system is forward sensory prediction, which affords a natural mechanism for limited motor influence on perception, as recent perceptual research has suggested.
It has been suggested that TTX augmented spontaneous colonic contractility through blocking tonic inhibitory enteric motor influence (14).
By minimizing redundancy through SNR reduction we observed a motor influence on the comprehension of spoken words not masked by noise, in line with the observation that earlier TMS studies (Fadiga et al. 2002; Watkins et al. 2003) and fMRI studies (Pulvermüller et al. 2006; Grabski et al. 2013) also found motor cortex activation in speech perception using stimuli without noise overlay.
Lastly, in line with the above concept of TC loop allowing fast multimodal interplay, motor influences may be rapidly conveyed to sensory areas.
Although comparing consonants that differ in place of articulation has been a logical starting point and provided valuable information about motor influences on speech sound processing, categorising phonemes to lip- and tongue-articulated ones should be seen as a simplification.
Though it can be argued that speech perception without noise is actually the exception rather than the norm in everyday life (D'Ausilio et al. 2012), it has been claimed that motor influences on speech perception might disappear when stimuli are not overlaid with noise (Rogalsky et al. 2011).
These motile behaviors of Cik1 Kar3 complexes of different sizes can be quantitatively explained by a biophysical model in which individual motors influence each other through mechanical coupling with spring-like properties.
Although direct confirmation of this mechanism will eventually require identification of the signals and feedback processes involved, the work presented here clearly shows that modulating levels of microtubule motors influences cell length, and sets the stage for future work to elucidate the mechanistic details of the system.
