Sentence examples for stimulus for selecting from inspiring English sources

The availability of 50 complete genomes of the subclass Actinobacteridae provided the stimulus for selecting the candidate loci.

An additional criterion for selecting stimulus intensity was that a second stimulus, presented 40 ms later, evoked a larger (>20%) synaptic field potential than the first [35], [41] [43].

An additional criterion for selecting stimulus intensity was that a second stimulus, presented 40 ms later, evoked a larger (>20%) synaptic field potential than the first [28].

An additional criterion for selecting stimulus intensity for LTP induction was that a second stimulus, presented 40 ms after a conditioning pulse, evoked a larger (>20%) synaptic field potential than the first (89).

Such knowledge is crucial for selecting stimuli for experiments that test theories of bilingual processing and representation.

Using all genes differentially expressed over time in RA-SFBs for any stimulus, and selecting the genes belonging to the most significant gene ontology (GO) term, i.e., 'cartilage development', a dynamic, robust, moderately complex multi-stimuli GRN was generated with 24 genes and 57 edges in total, 31 of which were gene-to-gene edges.

This interaction was driven by an increase in expected hedonic outcome for selected stimuli previously imagined under L-DOPA relative to placebo 1 in the experimental group (p < 0.005; effect seen in 79% of the participants), with no difference for selected stimuli imagined under placebo 1 versus placebo 2 in the control group (p > 0.9; see Figure 1C).

The stimulus for each trial was selected randomly, except that the same stimulus was selected for the next trial whenever a starling responded incorrectly, for up to three consecutive errors.

Stimulus intensity response curves (mean spikes/stimulus) for selected individual neurons at the high, middle, and low end of the range are shown in Fig. 4C.

To test for orientation biases ( =  first head turns towards a playback stimulus), we selected for further analyses all trials in which the head criterion ( =  the subject was licking on the nipple of the bottle while keeping its head straight and its hands on the wooden bar) was fulfilled.

In each trial, either the beer stimulus (a picture showing two glass jugs of beer being clashed together – identical to experiment 2) or a chocolate stimulus (a close up of Cadbury chocolate chunks), or no stimulus, was randomly selected for presentation for 1-s prior to the prompt '← or →', across 48 trials.