Sentence examples for responsiveness to input from inspiring English sources
The rationale for this criterion is the presumed advantage for Nox1 to reside in an optimized state as much as possible, thereby ensuring maximal responsiveness to input signals with a minimal response time.
The identification of superior or inferior module designs is achieved by combined comparisons of their responsiveness to input signals, as well as the response times of their "on" and "off" processes.
Thus, their responsiveness to input frequency should be different.
Indeed, two questions that need to be investigated are whether their active or inactive forms are dominant under resting conditions, and how different distributions between these states affect the system's responsiveness to input signals.
Expressed differently, a relatively low flux f14 SS, in comparison to the other fluxes, "sensitizes" X1, thus indicating the importance of the relative low magnitude of f14 SS for the system's responsiveness to input signals.
When prediction errors are detected and firing rates change, the prefrontal cortex may not only integrate the signal within its recurrent (working memory) intrinsic circuitry, but it may have a key restorative function in efferent structures such that the firing rates return to a baseline tonic level that optimizes subsequent responsiveness to input.
The decreased spiking response to depolarization suggests that these cardiac vagal neurons have a muted responsiveness to inputs from upstream regions, such as the NTS.
A critical point is that the inherent noise from the firing of neural populations acts first to allow a state of rapid responsiveness to inputs.
Previous reports have shown that HVC receives cholinergic input from the basal forebrain, expresses high levels of acetylcholinesterase [44], [45], and shows responsiveness to auditory input in anesthetized birds that is modulated by stimulation of the basal forebrain or injection of cholinergic agonists [46].
It seems self-evident that human responsiveness to social input enhances learning, yet the details of the social forces at play are only beginning to come into focus.
Similarly, temporary spinal cord block (lidocaine) caused dorsal horn nociceptive neurons to expand their receptive fields and their responsiveness to afferent input [ 43].
