Sentence examples for upcoming response from inspiring English sources
Instead, a set of paradigms is advocated that begins to model proactive inhibitory control that is, how a subject prepares to stop an upcoming response tendency.
In managing seed sowing processes, the orientation of micropyle is related with supporting the upcoming response of the seedling to the stimulus (gravity).
HIQ participants appeared to engage cognitive resources to support more efficient strategies (planning during feedback in preparation for the upcoming response) which resulted in faster responses and less need for response inhibition and conflict resolution.
Our behavioural data are in accordance with the predictions of the model; here we demonstrate that altering subthalamic nucleus activity through DBS interferes with upcoming response choice when several factors need to be taken into account.
A compound trial design allowed comparison of preparing to inhibit an upcoming automatic response to wholly inhibiting an automatic response.
The President suggested his upcoming trade response was a solution to foreign dumping of steel.
A couple of months ago, we sent out an email asking our readers to register for the first round of voting in the upcoming election the response from the community was huge.
In an attention motor task, the cue indicated both the direction of an attentional shift and the side of an upcoming manual response.
MF theta networks were associated with errors, whereas OC alpha networks were associated with upcoming correct responses, but activity in both networks predicted behavior adaptation.
Four hypotheses were investigated to determine whether there was ramping or delay activity during the waiting period of the 5-CSRTT, which could be used to predict upcoming impulsive responses.
In this task, where cues signalled the direction of an anticipated saccade as well as the location of an upcoming potentially response-relevant peripheral visual stimulus, saccade preparation and endogenous attention shifts should be elicited in parallel (analogous to Van der Lubbe et al., 2006, Exp.1).
