Sentence examples for redistribution of activity from inspiring English sources
The findings of the combined and coordinated redistribution of activity and residences would achieve the best possible transport outcome, with regards to reducing car trips, car mode share, car travel distance and car travel.
Hence, the blockade of NMDA receptors had little effect on the overall amplitude of interneuron responses but caused a redistribution of activity across the population.
The different effects of practice on brain function have been interpreted in terms of reorganization vs. redistribution of activity [40], changes in skill or strategy underlying task performance [41], item-specific or task-skill effects [42], or improved task proficiency [22], [43], [44].
In particular, recovery of motor function after stroke is accompanied by a redistribution of activity within a network of parallel-acting multiple cortical motor areas (Weiller, 1995; Marshall et al., 2000) and reinforcement of the spared area adjacent to the lesion (Nudo et al., 1996).
All of the abovementioned studies focus on total or average accessibility changes, and it is still unclear to what degree the spatial redistribution of activities may affect disparities in accessibility, in particular in regions where general activity levels are decreasing.
This work suggests that the changing physical features of the cell can drive intracellular scaling through biochemical partitioning and steady-state redistribution of activities.
However, social theory has veered away from emphasising the volume of activities, to a model stressing adaptation to the challenges of ageing by substitution and redistribution of activities for 'successful ageing' [ 12].
One is the fasting-induced redistribution of esterase activity in intestinal cells, referred to as the FIRE assay (Fasting-Induced Redistribution of Esterase activity).
Railway construction clearly lead to a redistribution of economic activity around the country, and toward the Midwest especially.
They represent the redistribution of economic activity: transfers of surplus between regions, between people, and between industries.
Imagining hand movements could stimulate restitution and redistribution of brain activity, which accompanies recovery of hand function, thus resulting in a reduced motor deficit.
