Sentence examples for response complexity from inspiring English sources

Several brain regions, including the striatum and anterior cingulate, previously associated with mental set switching were found to be related more to resolving intra-stimulus interference conferred by increased stimulus complexity and increased motor response complexity than to executing the mental set switch.

This functional magnetic resonance imaging study sought to determine whether paradigmatic design aspects such as stimulus complexity, motor response complexity, and stimulus ordering could account for the differences in reporting of brain regions associated with mental set switching across previous studies.

Also the response complexity increases with increasing age, although the changes across age groups seem to be small relative to differences across stimulus types.

In blood, the response complexity was not different relative to ART status, an observation which is consistent with a recent report [39].

Notably, CD8+ T-cell response complexity was far more sensitive to ART in rectal mucosa than in PBMC in this cross-sectional data set.

In contrast, the drastic reduction in rectal response complexity associated with ART is a unique observation and suggests that ART exerts more complex effects on mucosal CTL functionality.

It is believed that an efficient response to complexity is the introduction of cognitive systems.

The supporting infrastructure is jointly maintained and exploited, with constantly evolving patterns of usage, in response to complexity of coordination needs and the uncertain environment.

Despite general agreement on antagonist relationships between ecosystems capacity to simultaneously sustain the availability of regulating services and agricultural production, it is not clear how these tradeoffs operate in response to complexity loss at the rural landscapes level.

When confronted by increasing task difficulty, adults and children showed diametrically opposed differences in the response to complexity in bilateral prefrontal cortex and right superior temporal gyrus.

In all three cases, the WE appeared to behave similarly during the first 24 hours after injury, although the extent of the hemostatic response and complexity of the underlying tissue is greater in the amputated limb compared to the flank.