Sentence examples for stimulus reports from inspiring English sources
Neither has much attention been given to the health consequences of the fiscal austerity regime that quickly followed a brief period of counter-cyclical government spending for bank bailouts and economic stimulus reports [ 11, 12].
The obtained results, higher response of A1R KO animals, as well as impaired response in A2AR KO mice to cocaine stimulus reported in the literature, prompted us to continue the work involving adenosine A1 receptor.
In single stimulus report experiments, the speed of visual processing C and the perceptual threshold t0 can be measured.
We used 2 experimental types in our investigation: single stimulus report with central presentation (Experiment 1) and whole report with peripheral presentation (Experiment 2), both with 2 types of stimuli: letters and digits.
Mathematical modeling based on the TVA (Bundesen, 1990) enables performance on simple psychophysical tasks (single stimulus report, whole report, and partial report) to be analyzed into different functional components.
Analysis of cytoplasmic and mitochondrial fractions from NIH3T3 cells that were left untreated or incubated with cytochalasin D for 16h, a stimulus reported to induce translocation of Bmf from the actin-cytoskeleton to mitochondria (20), confirmed that endogenous Bmf can already be found in the mitochondrial fraction prior treatment (Fig. 6b).
Individuals who can cognitively control the situation and the incoming stimuli report lower levels of overflow.
Amongst the 7 stimuli reported "seen", 6 were correctly identified.
These experiments replicated the spatial frequency dependency of utrocular discrimination for simple grating stimuli reported by Blake and Cormack [4].
Consistent with this, an fMRI experiment using static Glass pattern stimuli reported activation of an area slightly inferior to V3a [1].
A preliminary series was undertaken to replicate the backward masking findings for anxious face stimuli reported in the literature using our stimuli.
