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Barsky MM, Tucker MA, Stickgold R. REM sleep enhancement of probabilistic classification learning is sensitive to subsequent interference.

The load-displacement curve was shown to be insensitive to the crack initiation but sensitive to subsequent crack propagation.

However, the exposed plants were more sensitive to subsequent O3 exposure than untreated plants.

These data indicate that after binge EtOH exposure during puberty, the HPA axis is not only more sensitive to subsequent EtOH exposures but also that its normal ability to habituate to repeated stressors is compromised.

One potential explanation of the elevation in US responding could be an alteration in excitability of a subset of neurons in BLA that receive strong CS input and weak US input such that, when a novel CS precedes the US, these neurons become more sensitive to subsequent US input and convergent activation is seen.

It is noteworthy that threshold stimuli for evoking ARP spikes in Fig. 6A B are lower at the axon (2.99±0.41 nA) than the soma (6.25±0.75 nA) significantly (n = 13, p<0.01), i.e., the axons are sensitive to subsequent incomplete spikes from the soma.

The present study shows that visual pattern information carried by motion-sensitive mechanisms can facilitate sensitivity to subsequent static input.

It is an agenda that resonates deeply in a nation that remains both bitterly aware that it lost the Cold War and sensitive to the subsequent decline of its significance in world affairs.

From a biological standpoint the prior inflammatory insult desensitizes the endotoxin signaling receptors in a manner that these receptors become less sensitive to the subsequent infectious challenge and therefore the cells have enough time to mitigate the endotoxin challenge and resolve the inflammatory reaction.

Pre-treatment of hypoxic cells with misonidazole (MISO) can render these cells more sensitive to a subsequent treatment with melphalan.

This is followed by the error positivity (Pe), which is sensitive to the subsequent appraisal of that an error's severity (Overbeek, Nieuwenhuis, & Ridderinkhof, 2005 ).