Examples of using Neural mechanisms in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Neural mechanisms underlying olfactory search behavior in drosophila melanogaster.
Dr. Wei's research seeks to understand the neural mechanisms of motion detection in the retina.
The neural mechanisms of pair bonding behavior have been investigated most rigorously in Microtine rodents, which exhibit diverse social organizations.
In the meantime,other researchers like Noreika are working on uncovering the neural mechanisms behind hypnagogia.
In fact, thanks to these neural mechanisms, Deilephila can see at light intensities around 100 times dimmer than it could otherwise.
With this knowledge,Dr. Bornstein said,"We hypothesized that certain neural mechanisms might be[at] play.".
The team recently demonstrated that these neural mechanisms do indeed reduce the lag with which the brain represents the position of a moving object.
She works in the field of medical analysis, dealing with perception concepts,behavioral issues and neural mechanisms underlying cognition.
No scientific description of the neural mechanisms of color discrimination can make one understand what it feels like to perceive, say, the color red.
From making conversation, to learning music, to playing a sport, timing is critical to cognitive and motor function,but the underlying computational principles and neural mechanisms of timing remain largely unknown.
The first portion of theTNT program will work to unravel the neural mechanisms that allow nerve stimulation to influence brain plasticity.
As for the neural mechanisms, the study confirmed the researchers' initial hypothesis that the ventral striatum and the TPJ interacted when generous behavior was displayed.
Although scientists have investigated these behaviours in depth, the neural mechanisms beneath them are still not fully understood.
Dr. Oka's lab studies neural mechanisms underlying body fluid homeostasis, the fundamental function that regulates the balance between water and salt in the body.
Using such novel technologies as wireless neural recording, optogenetics, imaging and anatomical mapping,Yartsev and the team hope to decipher the neural mechanisms that underlie the brain's ability to acquire language.
No scientific description of the neural mechanisms of color discrimination can make one understand what it feels like to perceive, say, the color red.
It also offers new insight into humans' unique connection with our best friends in the animal kingdom andhelps to explain the behavioral and neural mechanisms that made this alliance so effective for tens of thousands of years.
Neuroscientist Neil Burgess details the neural mechanisms we use to map the spaces around us, and how those mechanisms connect to imagination and memory.
To do so, researchers will ask study participants to recollect a negative memory over time,using behavioral and fMRI analysis to characterize the neural mechanisms involved in the regulation of negative autobiographical memories.
Neural mechanisms that mirror the feelings of others based on their emotional expression permit empathy and help individuals prepare for threats without having to experience them directly.
Meanwhile, brain imaging after a sleepless night showed marked increases in activity in the somatosensory cortex and deactivation in the nucleus accumbens and insular cortex,signaling malfunctions in the neural mechanisms that manage physiological responses to painful stimuli.
While neural mechanisms of hypnagogia haven't been sufficiently studied, it seems that rigid frontal brain control of sensory input loosens in drowsiness, resulting in the generation of unpredictable sensory experiences,” Noreika told me.
By applying uncomfortable levels of heat to the legs of 2 dozen healthy young adults-- while scanning their brains-- Walker and UC Berkeley PhD studentAdam Krause found that the neural mechanisms that pick up on pain signals, evaluate them and activate natural pain relief are disrupted when operating on insufficient sleep.
Sensory organs and neural mechanisms also subserve an internal function, which may be conscious or unconscious, namely, permitting the living body to monitor and respond to its own physiological state and to changes in that state arising from internal or external causes.
Study coauthor Anoumid Vaziri, a doctoral student in Dus' lab,says the findings“not only shed light on sugar-diet-dependent neural mechanisms of overeating and obesity, but provide a platform to study the underlying molecular mechanisms that drive changes in neural activity.”.
Maria Carmela Lico or Licco[1](1927- 1985)spent most of her research life as a physiologist studying the neural mechanisms of pain at the Department of Physiology of the Faculdade de Medicina de Ribeirão Preto(Brazil).[2] Lico produced important insights on the descending control of nociception by limbic structures, specially the septal nuclei.
Physiological psychology is a subdivision of behavioral neuroscience(biological psychology)that studies the neural mechanisms of perception and behavior through direct manipulation of the brains of nonhuman animal subjects in controlled experiments.[1] This field of psychology takes an empirical and practical approach when studying the brain and human behavior.
In this, I start to reveal the hidden neural mechanism by which we communicate.
We explore whether the neural mechanism that responds to meaning threats can be inhibited by acetaminophen.".