Sentence examples for to internally generated from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, activation of preSMA has been linked to internally generated movements and the intention to act, 35 including the generation of involuntary actions.

Ellen Laan, a Dutch sexologist, has been doing research for more than a decade that highlights the role of external stimuli — as opposed to internally generated urges that function more like hunger for food — in sexual motivation.

The non-control-to-non-control connectivity profile was typified by increased separation between networks involved in external processing, including language (dorsal attention, auditory) and those linked to internally generated cognitions and category learning (default mode, subcortical).

By contrast, during the offline mode, attention to internally generated signals prevents external task relevant information from accessing the workspace.

Some authors have argued that higher DMN activity corresponds to a shift of perspective from current external information to internally generated cognitions [12], [13].

The work of two recent studies suggests that the temporal tuning of our effects (Fig. 2) may be considerably more narrow as a result of their tendency to attribute external causalities to internally generated stimuli [43], [45].

Direct This process requires the addition of an oxidant (oxygen or air) with the biomass in order to internally generate the required thermal energy for efficient conversion to syngas.

Therefore, the deficit may not be in perceiving the beat during initial presentations of the rhythm but rather in the ability to internally generate the model of the rhythm during the discrimination phase of the task.

In conjunction with the boundary extension and scene probe findings, this suggests that the legacy of bilateral hippocampal damage may be an inability to internally generate a coherent spatial structure of a scene or environment [ 41 43].

With respect to the specific functions that might be driving these anatomical effects, we predicted that there might be more internal articulatory processing during phonemic, relative to semantic, fluency because participants are more likely to internally generate and test lexical candidates beginning with a certain sound.

Similar descriptions has also been presented by Rende, Ramsberger and Miyake [ 7] who states that verbal fluency tests require an adequate mental set shifting ability which guides the strategic search of words and Elfgren and Risberg [ 8] who states that a verbal fluency task requires an ability to internally generate responses and, at the same time, plan and follow rules.