Sentence examples for sensory modulation from inspiring English sources

In migraineurs, bright light often exacerbate the headache, which could be accounted for a pathophysiological hypothesis of a disturbance of the subcortical sensory modulation system [1, 8].

Recently, Goadsby [97] sustains that "the basis of the problem is likely to be abnormal central processing of normal sensory signal" that is "a disturbance of subcortical sensory modulation systems".

All living creatures, whether plants or animals, unicellular or complexly organized, oscillate in time-configuring rhythms which arise as a result of sensory modulation acting on genetically encoded information.

Certain behavioral expressions of sensory modulation disorder (SMD) such as distractibility, hyperactivity, and impulsivity are often similar to those of attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in pediatric and adult populations.

The DE of the genes coding for both orexin receptor 1 and 2 in the dCINs indicate that these cells could be a target for such sensory modulation and integration.

Orexin has been suggested to be involved in sensory modulation, as it has been found to have a high expression in both pre-ganglionic sympathic cell columns and descending fibers terminating around the central canal close to the location of the dCINs [90].

The direction of sensory modulations in our study shows that the results reflect motor preparation, and not preparatory shifts of attention: attention typically enhances, rather than attenuates perception [17], [18].

Increased knowledge of locomotion kinematics, kinetics, muscular activity patterns, and sensory feedback modulation may help to facilitate more effective exercise countermeasures, develop innovative technologies for gait rehabilitation, and provide new insights into our understanding of the physiological effects of gravity.

Creutzfeldt [40] suggested that there are distinct alpha generators in each hemisphere which share a common control mechanism; according to this view it might be suggested that the left generator is more involved in processes of sensory induced modulations.

Interestingly, similar changes are currently being observed as involving several brain areas associated with sensory perception, transmission, modulation, and memory of pain [114].

Investigation of the synaptic mechanisms for sensory transmission and modulation provide us with critical information about the transmission of painful sensation as well as the basic mechanisms of chronic pain.