Sentence examples for stimulus further from inspiring English sources

For now, it sees no need to expand its stimulus further, confident that the Japanese economy can withstand the hit.

I do doubt that the country will succeed without resorting to more radical policy measures, such as bigger doses of fiscal stimulus, further interest-rate cuts, corporate-debt restructurings, and a significant devaluation of the currency.

IL-1β peak in GCF can be explained by the release of IL-1β in the paracrine area within 1 2 h of the mechanical stimulus, further triggering the release of histamine from mast cells, and increased vascular permeability, finally leading to a peak in IL-1β levels between 24 and 48 h [42].

The sub-maximal nature of MDDC maturation might represent insufficient stimulation rather than virus-mediated inhibition, since a secondary LPS stimulus further maturation to a similar final extent [30].

Neonatal cellular staining at 18 20 hours after the last stimulus further showed a loss of Fos expression, suggesting reduced neuronal activation from environmental inputs or reduced inputs from the cortical and subcortical areas showing increased cell death [ 24].

As a next step, the conscious appraisal of the stimulus as emotional (e.g., "this is [not] a sexual arousing stimulus") further determines whether or not a full-blown genital response will occur together with a subjective experience of sexual arousal.

However, it is possible that in future studies using lower-intensity stimuli further mapping might be more crisp and accurate.

A subsequent study using emotional auditory stimuli further supports that emotional stimuli may have a twofold effect on attention (e.g.; [3]).

Cross-adaptation between Z-7-tricosene and bitter stimuli further indicates that these two very different substances are processed by the same neural pathways.

The recent report of a law-like relationship between patterns of approach and avoidance behavior to rewarding and aversive stimuli further argues that the systems processing this information do not function independently of one another [22].

After scanning, participants performed a two-alternative forced choice (same/different) 1-back psychophysical task to assess their perception of the musical stimuli (further details in Supporting Information).