Sentence examples for responding conditioned from inspiring English sources

Thus, the nature of the behavioral deficit may depend on whatever use is made of the anticipatory signal: for example to inhibit responding (conditioned suppression), to maintain a particular choice (ignoring misleading feedback, as in the probabilistic discrimination task), or to increase response vigor as a function of reward magnitude (Cools et al. 2005).

Stressors can paradoxically increase appetitite-based conditioned responding [ 20, 34, 49, 119- 122].

Dominion said that it had crews in the field responding, where conditions permitted.

In contrast, ROS production rises in cultured neurons under high-glucose conditions, and the PPP in neurons does not respond to conditions that up-regulate PPP in astrocytes.

The video feed is said to respond to conditions outside the museum — weather, traffic and the like.

In the simulations so far, the shopping agents produce profound price swings -- what the experts call "roller-coaster pricing" -- as they instantaneously respond to conditions.

Controlling plant root architecture is a fundamental part of plant development enabling to respond environmental conditions changes.

Strigolactones (SLs) negatively regulate shoot branching, and can respond to conditions of low or absent phosphate or nitrogen.

This intracellular pool of Glut3 may allow neurons to quickly respond to conditions demanding high-energy.

19 All living organisms need to sense and respond to conditions that stress their homeostatic mechanisms.

Please, what good is that?' " Advanta said it was responding to worsening conditions.