Sentence examples for reduced stimulus from inspiring English sources

It is important to note, however, that in creating images with low complexity, we also reduced stimulus variability and such reduced variability may also have influenced our results.

In order to try to mitigate this effect we did reduce the stimulus size, although we estimate that the reduced stimulus still activated at least 150 mm, a large area relative to the coherence domains found by Rols et al. (2001).

In vivo studies reported that VTA stimulation, DA iontophoresis, or DArgic drug administration reduced stimulus-evoked excitatory responses from either hippocampal or amygdaloid afferents (Yang and Mogenson, 1984; DeFrance et al, 1985; Yim and Mogenson, 1986, 1989; Floresco et al, 2001a, 2001b).

Less efficient stimulus processing during attentional lapses was also characterized by less deactivation of a 'default-mode' network, reduced stimulus-evoked sensory activity, and increased activity in widespread regions of frontal and parietal cortex.

Reduction in MTL activity for successfully encoded stimuli and increased precuneus activity may underlie reduced stimulus-specific encoding and greater gist memory in patients with PTSD, leading to maintenance of the disorder.

Mice heterozygous for a SNAP-25 null mutation have no phenotype [38], while those heterozygous for Munc-18-1 have a smaller pool of readily releasable vesicles [39] and those heterozygous for BDNF null mutation have a reduced stimulus-induced synapse formation [40].

The higher precision of temporal coding, however, was restricted to slower modulations of sound and reduced stimulus-driven activity.

The elevated dopamine concentration in the nucleus accumbens shell may have increased activation of endogenous DRD2 autoreceptors and thus reduced stimulus-evoked dopamine release [ 54].

In consideration of this result, the observed significantly reduced stimulus-evoked activity in ICC neurons in mutants compared with that in controls (Fig. 6 B, upward-directed solid orange arrow) will cause a reduced dynamic range left for rate coding.

A separate account of errors in perceptual tasks focuses on reduced stimulus-evoked and stimulus-preceding activity in occipital cortex (OC) and posterior parietal regions (Weissman et al. 2006; Bressler et al. 2008; Walsh et al. 2011).

On this phase, the treatment with 100 mg/kg and 300 mg/kg reduced stimuli by 97.8% and 100%, respectively (p < 0.01), and motivated us to further explore the antinociceptive properties of the fraction Lac-FR related to inflammatory stimuli.