Sentence examples for motor system triggers from inspiring English sources

In order to generate a response, according to the Evidence Accumulation type models (Gold & Shadlen, 2001), the motor system triggers a response signal when enough information has been accumulated to reach decision threshold.

Beyond a certain point in preparation, everything in the motor system may be ready to trigger the prepared motor programme.

In our previous studies, we suggested that motor cortex co-activation with functional hyper-connectivity and increased microstructural connectivity between the prefrontal cognitive cortex (presupplementary motor area) and motor system is a potential underlying mechanism of cognitively triggered jerks and frontal lobe impairment in juvenile myoclonic epilepsy (Vollmar et al., 2011).

For the motor system, the picture is complicated by the fact that emotional cues may trigger fast motor reactions (Ekman and Davidson 1994; Izard 1994; Frijda 2009) rather than motor resonance.

Impaired default mode network deactivation altered mutual modulation of functional subsystems and increased connectivity between higher order cognitive systems and the motor system may therefore be common mechanisms in the generation of motor symptoms, triggered by emotional or cognitive stressors.

In a recent functional magnetic resonance imaging study we reported abnormal co-activation of the motor cortex and increased functional connectivity between the motor system and prefrontal cognitive networks during a working memory paradigm, providing an underlying mechanism for cognitively triggered jerks.

Why did the motor system, the brain, turn out to have a logic?

As a result, we may be tempted to underrate the "intelligence" of the motor system.

these are the rules of the motor system, these are the rules of the brain".

"We put a motor system in there.

A left to right switch of handwriting not only triggers a general re-organization of motor dominance but also has a wider impact on the functional neuroanatomy of the motor system that controls the hands, influencing even motor tasks that require little skill (Kloeppel et al 2007).