Sentence examples for stimulation to think from inspiring English sources

Whether refugees and asylum seekers are being treated like goods to be examined, fixed, and slapped with a red wristband, or like humans who become bored and despondent, and need stimulation to think and feel.

Accordingly, from this perspective, shaping education means to think about how stimulation can be designed in order to make cognitive or social systems operate on the issues that educators want them to operate on.

First, there is no empirical reason to think that TMS stimulation of any one area at a frequency of 0.1 Hz would lead to a protracted change in that area's activity which is detectable by fMRI many minutes later.

"The things I used to think made me happy stimulation, traveling, or gambling or excitement, relationships they were actually the opposite of happiness," Hunt says.

Neurons responding to joint movement (but not to cutaneous stimulation) are thought to represent sensory input from muscle spindles, and many neurons in M1 are selective for a single joint.

Second, sex plus or minus orgasm has been found to increase uterine activity, and nipple stimulation is also thought to stimulate the uterus to induce labour.

Long-term potentiation (LTP) A long-lasting strengthening of the response of a postsynaptic nerve cell to stimulation across the synapse that occurs with repeated stimulation and is thought to be related to learning and long-term memory [29].

In-phase stimulation is thought to synchronize the endogenous oscillations and hereby to improve behavioral performance.

Finally, the constant antigenic stimulation is thought to induce T cell dysfunction in response to antigen stimulation [ 47].

Also, just like observed in CMV (Fletcher et al., 2005), chronic M.Tb stimulation is thought to drive M.Tb-specific CD4 T cells to end-stage differentiation, replicative exhaustion and progressive degeneration (Day et al., 2011; Reiley et al., 2010).

Low-level electrical stimulation is thought to lower the threshold at which neurons fire, priming the brain to learn and retain information.