Sentence examples for start of stimulus from inspiring English sources

Time zero indicates alignment to the start of stimulus presentation.

The start of stimulus presentation was synchronized with the MRI scanner initiated trigger.

Additional preparation scans were used to achieve stable image contrast and to trigger the start of stimulus delivery, but these were not included into the analysis.

Blood was sampled three times through the three-way cock: before the stimulus, 1 min after the start of the stimulus, and 5 min after the start of the stimulus MCH = 15 M = 13 NC = 14 Both PF4 and NE increased significantly, whereas FFA showed no remarkable changes.

Note that because first activations in the two canine models occurred at the same time relative to the start of the stimulus protocol, the measures given according to stimulus start and first ventricular activation are the same.

The parent's acoustic response was measured as the number of calls within the 5 seconds from the start of each stimulus call.

On TMS trials, the three pulses were presented in one of four experimental time windows, time-locked to the start of a stimulus (S).

We also measured the latency to call as the time from the start of the stimulus call to the parent's first response call.

These results indicate that when either visual or auditory stimuli were omitted for the intermediate cycles, the late cycles were judged essentially the same as the initial cycles almost as if it was a fresh start of the stimulus.

In particular, these studies found no support for models in which the reward acts as a source of ongoing input to the accumulators, and favored a model in which processing of reward information preceded, and set the initial state, of an evidence variable prior to the start of processing stimulus information.

The second row of PSTHs (Fig. 2D) shows the median responses of sampled neurons to lead/lag pairs when targets led by 3, 12, or 24 ms. Overall spike counts increased with delay, but most of this increase was due to an increase in the length of time, from the start of the stimulus, during which only the leading target was present (the lead-alone segment or the onset-delay).