Sentence examples for perceived cues from inspiring English sources

Our study motivates future studies to manipulate the timing of perceived cues and their reliability throughout the ontogeny of the focal phenotype, as well as to determine the system-specific proximate mechanisms of costs of developmental rates at the cellular, tissue and whole-organism levels.

This suggests that Tjp1a is required for interaction of iridophores with other pigment cells (for example through controlling assembly of gap junctions) and/or appropriate reaction of iridophores to perceived cues (through control of delamination and cell shape).

Previous placebo studies, using consciously perceived cues, often report a mix of reward-related regions and inhibitory regions in the lateral prefrontal cortex (Kong et al. 2006, 2013), suggesting that there is considerable overlap between the brain regions recruited during conscious and nonconscious placebo.

In detection theory models, the organism's response is ultimately determined by where perceived cue intensity falls in relation to one or more thresholds.

This work fits with the previous finding of impairment in movement in patients with functional weakness when movement was primed by a consciously perceived cue, compared with normal performance when movement was primed by a cue that was not consciously perceived [ 16].

It relies on cues apparently more subtle than most can perceive — cues many would suggest do not exist.

Captive or domestic animals seem able to perceive cues of human attention and appear to have a multisensory perception of humans.

Proximately, the influence of social origin of eggs on their tolerance by foreign workers indicates either that (i) eggs lack reliable colony-recognition cues when they are produced in polygyne colonies, or that (ii) signals associated with polygyne origins prevent workers to perceive cues of colony-membership.

We hypothesize that somatic anther tissues in am1-praI anthers perceive cues such as meiotic entry by the PMCs but progression through prophase I is not required to maintain anther growth.

Additional significant effects are depicted in Tables  3 and 4. A positive significant effect of group on cues to action was found, suggesting that the intervention group perceived more cues to action than the control group (Table  3).

This group-effect on cues to action within the cholesterol condition reflects that the intervention group perceived more cues to action than the control group.