Sentence examples for stimulus prediction from inspiring English sources

This suggests a biological framework for speech comprehension in which acoustic and linguistic cues reciprocally aid in stimulus prediction.

To do so, we have to dissociate bottom-up stimulus repetition and top-down stimulus prediction (see Summerfield et al., 2008).

Our results thus support the hypothesis that organisms are able to integrate multiple forms of nonsensory information to aid stimulus prediction.

Whereas attention leads to an increase of neural responses to attended stimuli, prediction seems to suppress responses to predicted stimuli.

Provided that match and mismatch of stimulus and prediction evoke distinct neural responses [5], an early difference between ERPs for predictable and unpredictable words represents an upper bound for the latency of top-down and bottom-up interactions.

Marcar, et al, [40] found that the higher vascular density in area V1, as opposed to extra-striate cortex, led to differences in the responses of these areas to stimuli, a prediction made earlier by Zheng, et al, [41].

We observed DBS-stimulus NMD predictions in genes participating in DNA damage and repair and alternative splicing, compatible with our findings of bidirectional risk-protection role of these pathways by meta-analysis of mouse PD model brain transcriptomes [ 48].

This finding fits with the known involvement of the OFC in emotional processing and stimulus-outcome predictions that do not require an explicit behavioral adaptation (Ostlund and Balleine 2007; Watanabe and Sakagami 2007).

As a result, the activities in the temporo- and parieto-occipital areas for IPs were more enhanced than those for CPs in the period of 100 200 ms after the onset of visual stimulus under the prediction condition, whereas these were not recognized under the non-prediction condition.

If predictability plays a role in the perceived duration of the stimulus, does this prediction have to be violated at a low level (e.g., involving the edges and the shape of the stimulus) or a high level (e.g., number sequences such as 4.5.6 .? If the latter, this would implicate the involvement of brain areas higher than the primary visual areas.

Obama's original sin, according to Zuckerman, was the failure of the stimulus and his prediction of a V-shaped recovery.