Sentence examples for stimulation change from inspiring English sources

The Big 5 personality traits are defined as follows by [Hogan and Hogan (2007)]: Openness vs. closedness to experience: The degree to which a person needs intellectual stimulation, change and variety.

All segments that contained a visual stimulation change (rotating cross), or a motor response were excluded from further analysis.

Overall, we recorded 100 TMS/hd-EEG sessions in 10 healthy volunteers and we systematically performed 92 pairwise comparisons at the single-subject level between the TMS-evoked potentials obtained either using different stimulation parameters, namely site, intensity, and angle of stimulation (change comparison - C), or keeping stimulation parameters constant over time (no-change comparison - NC).

The amplitude of the negative-going peak was smaller during stimulation (change = -148 μV, CI = [-244 -54]), whereas the amplitude of the positive-going peak was larger during stimulation (change = 43 μV, CI = [8.6 76.7]), similar to the asymmetric waveforms typically seen during sleep slow waves (Vyazovskiy et al., 2009).

The receptive field of a neuron in the visual system can be defined as the spatial area in which stimulation changes the firing pattern of the neuron.

Here we test whether mechanical stimulation changes the mechanical behavior of the tissue.

Although a few show some change in the pattern of negative BOLD activity when visual stimulation changes, it is not clear to what extent these changes are precise [7], [8], [9].

According to this kinetic discrimination model, the signaling cascades that lead to hypertrophy are activated when hormonal stimulation changes the kinetics or the amplitude of the Ca2+ transients that generate cardiac contraction [9].

10.7554/eLife.11351.009 Figure 7. Visual stimulation changes some cell properties.

Specifically during sensory stimulation, changes in local oxygen metabolism appear to precede changes in local CBF.

(4) Stimulation changes the pathological network activity (Montgomery and Baker 2000).