Sentence examples for nervous input from inspiring English sources

Vujovic et al. reported that the submandibular gland contains an autonomous clock that can persist in isolation from nervous input but is influenced by the sympathetic nervous system17.

The albumen gland and its secretory duct also receive intrinsic nervous input derived from neurons in the carrefour region.

We previously reported that the levels of ultrafine particles (PM < 0.1 μm) were associated with changes in the balance between sympathetic and vagal nervous input to the heart (Timonen et al. 2006).

As part of this concept, the 'tone' of the nervous input to the immune system may thus have a major impact of the host defence and development of disease.

Therefore, we used two common indices of HRV in the present analyses: SDNN, which is a time-domain measure of overall HRV, and HF power (0.15 0.4 Hz) of HRV, which is a frequency domain measure believed to reflect mainly the vagal (parasympathetic) part of the autonomic nervous input to the heart.

Swallowing is modulated by the nervous inputs generated from sensory receptors in the oral, pharyngeal and laryngeal regions via trigeminal, glossopharyngeal and vagus nerves [ 111].

Its independence from central nervous system input is further supported by the lack of changes in efferent SNS activity in Bmp8b TG mice.

Autonomic nervous system input is integrated within brain regions to direct behavioral response to stress, autonomic homeostasis, and emotional and goal-directed behavior.

The best rationales were informative, albeit brief, for example, that for analgesia, "acupuncture stimuli act as a central nervous system input that can activate the descending antinociceptive pathway to release endogenous opioids to deactivate the ascending nociceptive pain pathway" [ 31].

Cohort studies have reported associations between PM exposure and modulation of the cardiac autonomic nervous system input leading to alterations in heart rate variability (HRV) (Gold et al. 2000; He et al. 2011; Pope et al. 2004).

During these cellular dynamics, other components such as immunity, cell death or proliferation, and nervous system inputs all interact during the process of scar-free healing [ 1].