Sentence examples for processing observed from inspiring English sources
Lack of habituation responses during repetitive stimulation is the most consistent interictal abnormality of cortical information processing observed.
Lack of habituation during repetitive stimulation is the most consistent interictal abnormality of cortical information processing observed in migraine.
The same rTMS technique results in enhanced anger-related emotional processing, observed as elevations in attention for angry faces.
The resulting model could account for the remarkable efficiency and rapidity of processing observed in the primate visual system.
Since the Chinese language does not require inflection of verbs when switching from active to passive sentences, it is possible that subject and object inversion led to the syntactic processing observed in the present study.
The deficit in semantic processing observed in schizophrenia patients may be due 1) to a 'genuine' deficit in processing new semantic information and 2) to a deficit in the ability to process and maintain the context in which the new semantic information has to be integrated.
A significant decrease in TP contents between 42-51% of the value registered directly after processing was observed as a result of processing.
We can thus formulate the hypothesis that LmjMCA involvement in cell death was related to its processing, confirming the observed processing of LmjMCA when cells were cultivated in cell death-inducing conditions.
A left hemispheric dominance for temporal processing and a right hemispheric dominance for spectral processing were observed by means of positron emission tomography (PET; [ 15]) and functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI; [ 16]).
Strikingly, in this simple assay correct proteasome-dependent Def1 processing was observed, with full-length Def1 processed to the shortened version.
However, this is consistent with our knowledge of the natural processing style observed in depression, and experimental studies comparing imagery to verbal processing.
