Confirming its sensitivity to the objective nature of the stimulus, activity in this region was strongly correlated with individual memory performance (r = 0.74).
OPEC cautioned that gains could ease if governments, particularly the U.S., cut back on stimulus activity before the economy returns to stability.
After incurring a flood tide of debt to cover the losses of the private banking sector, many advanced economies doubled down their bets by unleashing another torrent of debt for economic stimulus activity.
This occurred both for standards mixed with noise and standards presented with noise in the opposite ear, in the latter case with noise and stimulus activity mixed in the brain.
Mechanistically, our proposed scenario would result from the alternative maintenance or amelioration of ethanol-induced stimulus activity.
Exposure Stressor: An agent, stimulus, activity, or event that causes stress or tension on an organism and interacts with an exposure receptor during an exposure event.
DeGrandpre argues that the symptoms of A.D.H.D.--difficulty organizing tasks, not listening when spoken to, easily distracted by external stimuli, often 'on the go,' and blurting out answers before questions are finished--are all symptoms of boredom; and he claims that high-stimulus activities like video games are among the few things A.D.H.D. kids can concentrate on well.
Conversely, dorsal attention network pre-stimulus activity was overall irrelevant and on auditory trials even detrimental to performance.
As shown in Fig. 2b TMS-evoked slow waves and OFF-periods could be detected irrespective of the presence/absence of spontaneous slow waves in the ongoing pre-stimulus activity (Fig. 2b d).
