Sentence examples for stimulus facilitates from inspiring English sources

Sensitization is an elementary form of nonassociative learning, related to behavioral arousal, in which a strong stimulus facilitates a reflex response.

Insulin and AA provision have been shown to induce TSC dissociation from lysosomal membranes, whereas removal of either stimulus facilitates greater lysosomal association of the complex that will have a negative impact on Rheb activity, thereby providing a mechanism for repressing or 'switching-off' mTOR activity.

Repeated pairings of a particular visual context with a specific location of a target stimulus facilitate target search in humans.

Prior beliefs about the location of a behaviorally relevant stimulus facilitate stimulus detection and speed reaction times (RTs).

How, then, did a coherent visual stimulus facilitate enhanced behavioral performance?

In addition, to verify that the erotic stimulus facilitated genital responsiveness, a 2 (Group) × 3 (Instruction Condition) × 2 (Film Type: Neutral vs. Erotic) MANOVA was conducted with mean baseline VPA levels and mean VPA levels during the erotic clip as the dependent variables.

According to such theories, the congruence of prediction and input facilitates stimulus processing, potentially at early perceptual levels.

HGF-MET interactions then ultimately result in phosphorylation of GSK3β and in the continued presence pro-inflammatory stimuli, facilitates an increased association of phospho-CREB with CBP.

Evidence that processing Navon stimuli can bias the selection of SFs in a subsequent image has recently been provided by a study that demonstrated that allocating attention to the global or local levels of Navon stimuli facilitates the processing of low SFs or high SFs, respectively, in subsequently presented compound-frequency gratings (Flevaris et al., 2010, in press).

The ability of MCs to respond to a wide range of infectious and chemical stimuli facilitates their key functions in immunity and the response to tissue injury, by promoting a rapid release of proinflammatory mediators, mediators of hyperalgesia, and itch mediators [ 40].

These data provided evidence that unconsciously learned emotional stimuli facilitate subsequent emotional memory over time.