Sentence examples for stimulation to explore from inspiring English sources

Chandon et al. (2000) identified the hedonic benefits of price promotions, including the value expression (self-perception of being smart or good shoppers), exploration (stimulation to explore a variety of new products due to the price promotion), and entertainment benefits (fun to use the price promotion).

Furthermore, the task was passed either during (online) or following (offline) stimulation to explore the relationship between tDCS polarity and time of the task.

The use of stimulation (e.g. nerve, muscle, transcranial magnetic stimulation) to explore the potential link between NaHCO3 and central and peripheral mechanisms associated with skeletal muscle fatigue may provide further insight toward the ergogenic potential of this supplement.

Because direct mechanical stimulation failed to activate MCs [7], most authors used indirect hypo-osmotic stimulation to explore their mechanosensory properties [22], [27].

We used in vivo intrinsic signal optical imaging together with piezo-controlled whisker stimulation to explore sensory map organization and stimulus representation in the barrel field.

However, neither study used arginine stimulation to explore hormonal processing when under simulated metabolic stress and neither study compared islet and pancreas transplant recipients.

"Mali is cruelly denied stimulation, room to explore… [and] is in danger of going insane," he said.

We use a new species- specific sequencing technology referred to as S ("S-cube")—to provide new insights into the Notch downstream response following Notch ligand-stimulation and to explore transcriptional changes following transplantation of two different breast cancer cell lines (luminal MCF7 and basal-type MDA-MB-231) into mammary fat pad tissue in mice of different immunological status.

Now, in eLife, Adélaïde de Heering and Bruno Rossion from the University of Louvain have used a fast periodic visual stimulation (FPVS) approach to explore face perception in a group of infants aged between four and six months (de Heering and Rossion, 2015).

Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation can be used to explore functional connectivity between cortical areas.

Given the increased interest in deciphering of the cognitive process, brain stimulation is under vigorous examination to explore its potential ability in facilitating cognitive function.