Sentence examples for sentences activate from inspiring English sources

The activation, however, appears to be driven by word, rather than sentence, processing because both single words and sentences activate the region to the same extent [39, 40].

In functional MRI studies on healthy subjects, using similar stimuli in the same passive listening paradigm, we found that syntactically ambiguous sentences activated the left inferior frontal gyrus (including BA 44, 45 and 47) and the middle and posterior portions of the left middle temporal gyrus compared with matched unambiguous sentences (Rodd et al., 2010).

If patients' processing of syntactically ambiguous sentences activates neighbouring or homologous regions that are not activated in controls and which therefore do not support syntactic function in the intact brain then activity in these regions should not be associated with preserved syntactic processing.

His conviction activated an earlier suspended sentence.

He will become involved out of necessity if that suspended sentence is activated by further flares or fighting inside a stadium.

"But it's the diabetes that killed me," he said half in jest, explaining that the H.I.V. medication that freed him from his initial death sentence also activated diabetes, which ran in his family.

Table 2 shows an example of an IOB tag sequence for the sentence 'CD44 activated the transcription factor AP-1'.

For example, from the sentence "A activates the binding of B," A is defined as a reactant and not an enzyme.

First, decisions to externally presented sentences positively activate AG, whereas word tasks, for example, do not.

Single words and sentences referring to bodily actions activate the motor cortex.

Sentence processing generally activated the superior temporal region (STR) bilaterally.