Sentence examples for suppress stimuli from inspiring English sources

Interference control constitutes a gating mechanism, which helps to ignore irrelevant information (Wilson and Kipp 1998) and enhances the ability to suppress stimuli that would ordinarily trigger a competing reaction.

The ADHD itself (reduced ability to suppress stimuli, impulsivity), the influence of the social environment (peer group, family environment) as well as the physical and cognitive appraisal of the consumption itself (self medication) may play a role [ 48, 49].

A positive correlation of SNR at the temporal frequency of the unattended search array with hit rate indicates distractor suppression suggesting increased processing of the unattended locations (to suppress stimulus information).

Does anaesthesia preferentially suppress stimulus-evoked glycolysis compared with oxidative metabolism?

This provides further confirmation that the load modulation observed was specific to the neural representations of the suppressed stimuli.

Contrary to traditional views [1, 2, 5, 6], we found that availability of attentional capacity determines neural representations related to unconscious processing of continuously suppressed stimuli in human primary visual cortex.

Here, we describe a novel microelectrode configuration and the associated instrumentation for suppressing stimulus artifacts and faithfully recovering the extracellular field potential signal.

Rather, rivalry transitions tend to occur in a wave-like fashion, with the previously suppressed stimulus breaking into dominance within a local area of the conflict and then spreading over the entire region.

"Older adults are not able to suppress exogenous stimuli that are irrelevant for performance," Burke says.

It relates to our working memory and how we make mental associations; how we inhibit or suppress some stimuli or focus on others; how we plan, consider reactions and make judgments; or how we shift our thinking and consider different paths.

Akt1 has been described to suppress apoptotic stimuli by interfering with apoptotic pathways, for example, by phosphorylation of caspase 9 (Cardone et al, 1998) or the proapoptotic Bcl-2 homologue Bad (Datta et al, 1997).