Sentence examples for onset briefly from inspiring English sources
Stimulating V5 before target onset briefly disrupts this internal model (or, at least, makes it imprecise) and interferes with the spatio-temporal-specific predictive signal, eliminating the detection advantage of predictable in-time targets over unpredictable out-of-time targets.
Mechanisms leading to the onset of entrainment are briefly discussed.
Briefly, activity onset was identified as the first bin above a threshold of five counts that was preceded by at least 2 h of inactivity and followed by at least 1 h of activity likewise above threshold.
Briefly, the onsets of dPSPs were defined as the time points where dV/dt exceeds a threshold defined as 0.8 1.5 times higher than its standard deviation.
A drug used to treat Alzheimer's disease may briefly delay its onset in people with memory problems that sometimes lead to the disease, researchers reported Sunday.
Millions of people are being unnecessarily labelled pre-diabetic, increasing their likelihood of being prescribed drugs which will at best briefly delay the onset of the illness, say experts.
The Conservative slide is the biggest seen in the monthly Guardian/ICM series since the autumn of 2008, when the onset of the credit crunch briefly produced very volatile political conditions.
In speech signal, high frequencies are present very briefly at the onset of a sound while lower frequencies are present latter for long period [21].
In this article these various proposed dates for the onset of the Anthropocene are briefly discussed, along with the data sets and standards on which they are based.
Sumoylation of the septins occurs very briefly from the onset of anaphase to cytokinesis, with SUMO being attached only to the mother side of the double-septin ring collar [ 27, 38, 39].
In one study, rats were injected with a moderate dose (3 mg/kg) of melatonin at dark onset and found that melatonin briefly inhibited paradoxical sleep, but found no overall hypnotic effects of the melatonin group (58).
