Sentence examples for stimulus adaptation from inspiring English sources
Since it is well known that the placement of a foreign body into the oral cavity initially causes a stimulation which increases the salivary flow [26, 27], it can be speculated that some kind of stimulus adaptation occurs in the long term.
He first showed that, even in the absence of a probe stimulus, adaptation makes a mark on perception.
At the neuronal level, repeated or prolonged exposure to a stimulus (adaptation) is classically known to reduce the neurons' responsiveness to the same stimulus.
The inter-trial interval (2.5 - 5.0 sec) varied randomly to reduce effects of stimulus adaptation.
Thus, for switches within sequences from a single, (V) or (H), orientation to a superimposed (VH) stimulus, adaptation alone would explain the resulting dominant representation of the newly added orientation (instead of both of the current orientations).
With flashing stimuli, adaptation appears to be faster than with drifting stimuli [65], [66; and present study].
However, despite the increased familiarity with the face stimuli, adaptation to non-matching imagined faces still reduced recognition performance, suggesting that the adaptation effect of non-matching imagined faces was comparable to that of real faces.
We used a fixed-order, within-subject design to achieve participants' maximum familiarity with the experimental task and stimuli during adaptation to imagined stimuli.
Variations in the natural visual environment are known to provide a potent stimulus for adaptation (Simoncelli & Olshausen, 2001).
Our results thus suggested that the textural characteristics of medical images provide a potent stimulus for adaptation, affecting both how the images are perceived and how efficiently they can be scanned for a feature like a lesion.
Similar to aerobic exercise, the results of anaerobic investigations are currently unclear whether the observed increases in ROS and RNS represent a necessary stimulus for adaptation or a detrimental event.
