Sentence examples for multiple sensory pathways from inspiring English sources

The conclusions by Thatcher and Glittenberg are supported by Mayer who contends that multimedia learning made possible with technology-assisted education allows information to be presented to the student using multiple sensory pathways [14].

Furthermore, the ttx-3 mutants, which are incapable of differentiating AIY interneurons critical for multiple sensory pathways, also accumulate less TAG when feeding on HB101 than on OP50.

Migraine is a complex neurological disorder involving multiple sensory pathways, emotional networks, autonomic systems and cortical functions.

In their natural environments, animals are confronted with variable and frequently conflicting inputs arriving via multiple sensory pathways.

The latter result suggests that input through multiple light sensory pathways is required to maximize production, while the former shows that activation of phyA is sufficient to attain the same effect.

These sensory neurons release glutamate onto postsynaptic neurons in trigeminal brainstem nuclei, from which multiple parallel sensory pathways emerge providing whisker-related tactile sensory information to other brainstem circuits, cerebellar circuits, superior colliculus and the thalamocortical system (Petersen, 2007; Diamond et al., 2008; Bosman et al., 2011).

acj6 expression is found in neurons at multiple points along sensory pathways, and is required for their proper specification and wiring [20], [21], [27].

Our results suggest that multiple sensory cells (ASE, AWC, AWA, and possibly others), at least two separate pathways (TAX-2/TAX-4 dependent and independent), and both the worm equivalents of taste and smell are involved in detecting ammonium and acetate.

During the initial critical 96 h of larval growth, multiple sensory and secretory systems are involved in receiving, processing and conveying the nutritional information to multilevel, interlocked signaling pathways.

Thus, investigation of resting state spinal cord networks could similarly have widespread applicability in studying central nervous system diseases that affect motor and/or sensory pathways such as cervical spondylotic myelopathy, neuromyelitis optica, acute disseminated encephalomyelitis, arachnoiditis, transverse myelitis, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, and multiple sclerosis.

These fibres constitute the sensory pathways in the spinal nerves.