Sentence examples for responsiveness to the same from inspiring English sources

At the neuronal level, repeated or prolonged exposure to a stimulus (adaptation) is classically known to reduce the neurons' responsiveness to the same stimulus.

We quantified adaptive trends in a cell's responsiveness to the same repeated stimulus pattern by taking the standard deviation (SD) of the first 20 voltage responses, using the last 8,000 samples (time points) of each response as explained in the part I [4].

The common co-morbidity [ 5, 18] and neurochemical similarity between anxiety and depression (e.g., responsiveness to the same drugs) [ 19] provide rationales for expecting that bright light might also have substantial anxiolytic effects.

Schuckit evaluated family history positive and family history negative individuals on biological measures of alcohol sensitivity (e.g., body sway) as well as their subjective response to alcohol (e.g., self-reported "high") and found that the family history positive group had overall lower responsiveness to the same dose of alcohol as the family history negative group (Schuckit 1985).

When considered together, these features have the potential to perform a systems level function: providing robustness with respect to fluctuating components and at the same time responsiveness to the input signal.

The methods used to measure the responsiveness of the FIM and the MDS differed widely across studies and very few studies applied more than one responsiveness statistic to the same sample.

Apologies cannot undo a pattern of malfeasance in his lack of responsiveness to the public trust.

Lionheart proposed a natural, speechlike cadence that ensures the melody's responsiveness to the text.

Here we used term chemotactic activity extracted from various tissues and tested it against leukocytes collected at different times in late gestation to demonstrate the changing responsiveness of leukocytes to the same chemotactic signals as gestation progressed.

Thus, the level of responsiveness between ES and SRM was consistent in five of the six comparisons, indicating that both responsiveness statistics may lead to the same level of responsiveness.

While the neurobiology underlying juvenile social play behavior has been well characterized, less is known about discrete brain regions involved in adult responsiveness to a same sex peer.