Sentence examples for sensitive to auditory from inspiring English sources

In the course of examining single unit responses from the cortex of unrestrained and unanesthetized cats, we have come upon a population of cells that appears to be sensitive to auditory stimuli only if the cat "pays attention" to the sound source.

Perhaps early in ontogeny, there are two circuits that generate vocal signals: one is not sensitive to auditory feedback and is not dependent on RA; and a second one is auditorily guided and dependent on RA.

They reported that sensation seekers were significantly less sensitive to auditory thresholds than the normative population; supporting the notion that there is an influence of the capacity of the auditory system on personality.

Both indicators have been reported to be more sensitive to auditory damage than hearing thresholds at conventional frequencies [ 33].

It should be mentioned that not only ERPs but also other electroencephalography measures are sensitive to auditory selective attention.

Properly recorded DPOAEs are thought to be as sensitive to auditory threshold shifts due to OHC damage as routine pure-tone audiometry (Sutton et al, 1994).

The implication of these sensitive periods to auditory trauma, for human development is considered.

Given that cortical regions involved in the generation of the auditory P2 component are sensitive to matching auditory and visual stimuli, the attenuation of P2 may reflect competition between neurons in a multisensory population responsive to different modalities, with competition increasing given irreconcilable incongruence.

To identify regions that were broadly sensitive to either auditory or visual word stimuli, we compared activity between all auditory and visual trials (Modality:Aud > Modality:Vis) with a one sample t-test (Supplementary Fig. 1).

Experiments that target the virilis song pathway for neural recordings will reveal if this pathway is directly sensitive to both auditory and tactile information (both types of stimuli can be easily applied in a preparation fixed for in vivo recordings [ Murthy and Turner, 2010]).

These findings further indicate that migraine patients are sensitive to visual and auditory stimuli and suggest that the same auditory and visual stimuli could naturally elicit more attention from migraineurs compared with normal controls.