Sentence examples for promote reinforcement from inspiring English sources

Phasic application of dopamine in the prefrontal cortex facilitates LTP, suggesting that dopamine can promote reinforcement processes by strengthening (or weakening) network connections in the prefrontal cortex [ 94].

Whilst the resulting groups would not initially be strongly infertile with the ancestral population, hybridisation will be detrimental to the fitness of the offspring, which would promote reinforcement mostly in the more threatened, less numerous newly arisen group, thus explaining the asymmetry of the isolation phenotypes often observed between drosophila populations.

Furthermore, AM serves as a biological scaffolding in cases where normal tissue is lost and promotes reinforcement or even sealing of small perforations.

Benzoyl peroxide (BPO) was used as initiator agent, and suberin or lignin isolated from cork enhanced filler-matrix bonding and promoted mechanical reinforcement with environmental benefits.

Generally, the supportive ethos of the programme, engendered by the trainers, was perceived as promoting positive reinforcement.

It is not yet clear whether family involvement is necessary for reducing adolescent obesity, but previous studies have shown that in younger children, promoting family reinforcement of healthy behaviors and increasing physical activities that are attractive to specific ethnic and sex groups is important (25).

Group meetings promote modelling, social reinforcement and sharing of experiences.

Anodised surfaces promote a strong reinforcement of the bone response with higher values for biomechanical and histomorphometric tests in comparison to machined surfaces [ 1, 4– 8].

Moreover, habit learning is potently influenced by stress (Dias-Ferreira et al., 2009), perhaps indicating that the stress associated with withdrawal may facilitate the establishment of drug seeking habits and that negative reinforcement, including negative conditioned reinforcement, may promote the ventral to dorsal shift in the striatal control over drug seeking.

The worry is that such insularity will promote extremism and the reinforcement of ill-founded opinions, while also preventing citizens of a democracy from recognizing their shared interests and experiences (Sunstein 2008).

Thus the possibility for a metapopulation of interacting disease-prone, but high growth rate oysters on the coasts and low growth rate but disease-free oysters in the TZ-HB region could provide temporal reinforcement and promote overall survival of the regional oyster metapopulation [42].