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1 magery tasks despite remaining nonresponsive behaviorally.

2 ppeared whenever a memory trace was observed behaviorally.

3 e prevented and reversed memory demonstrated behaviorally.

4 rms, despite their ability to thermoregulate behaviorally.

5 ant-mimicking "myrmecoid" body forms and are behaviorally accepted into their aggressive hosts' socie

6 A behaviorally active dose of tetrabenazine decreased extr

7 Behaviorally, acute HCN channel blockade by local inject

8 Behaviorally adequate neuronal firing patterns are criti

9 open question is whether range adaptation is behaviorally advantageous.

10 doses of nicotine 0.32 mg/kg, which produced behaviorally adverse actions, still failed to substitute

11 trained Standardized Patients according to a behaviorally anchored professionalism criteria checklist

12 ly used as proxies for the presence of fully behaviorally and anatomically modern humans.

13 ic sleep need and arousal can be dissociated behaviorally and biochemically and that phosphorylated N

14 examined epigenetic regulation in regards to behaviorally and clinically relevant human brain functio

15 d that the corresponding neural patterns are behaviorally and clinically relevant.

16 Participants included a referred sample of behaviorally and emotionally dysregulated youth from the

17 nsitivity and greater attention to reward in behaviorally and emotionally dysregulated youth regardle

18 al approach to studying neural mechanisms in behaviorally and emotionally dysregulated youth.

19 nce in clinical outcome in a large sample of behaviorally and emotionally dysregulated youth.

20 runcated tau was halted, most mice recovered behaviorally and functionally.

21 ocation is supported by active sensing, both behaviorally and in terms of brain activity.

22 bolic and nonsymbolic number processing both behaviorally and in the brain.

23 ther neurodevelopmental disorders (NDDs) are behaviorally and medically heterogeneous.

24 We characterized both behaviorally and molecularly the transition from reconso

25 nguishing process-specific computations both behaviorally and neurally is crucial for developing comp

26 These learning mechanisms were separable behaviorally and neurally.

27 ecision, and vividness were dissociable both behaviorally and neurally: successful versus unsuccessfu

28 The current study fills this gap by behaviorally and psychophysiologically assessing levels

29 ng stimulus-stimulus learning can be blocked behaviorally and reinstated by optogenetically activatin

30 es the emotion discriminations subjects make behaviorally and show that this feature space outperform

31 The extent to which this trade-off exists behaviorally and the complete picture of the underlying

32 in nonmammals has generally been identified behaviorally and therefore regarded as a physiologically

33 The ability to generate behaviorally appropriate cortical network states is cent

34 es leading to the initiation of complex, yet behaviorally appropriate, response patterns and the mobi

35 Searching thus occurs only when it is behaviorally appropriate.

36 Our study of behaviorally arrhythmic Drosophila circadian period muta

37 ally, although Cry1(-/-);Cry2(-/-) mice were behaviorally arrhythmic, their SCN expressed short perio

38 hypersynchronous oscillations that manifest behaviorally as absence seizures.

39 ciated with loss of TNFR1 signaling manifest behaviorally as lower pain thresholds caused by increase

40 Amusia and aphasia were behaviorally assessed at acute and 3 month poststroke st

41 Behaviorally, Atp13a2(-/-) mice displayed late-onset sen

42 tions leading to potential rewards were less behaviorally attractive, and those leading to punishment

43 Juveniles were present at but behaviorally avoided recruiting to degraded reefs domina

44 Selfish Goal Theory is compatible with a behaviorally based theory that recognizes mental process

45 Although most organisms thermoregulate behaviorally, biologists still cannot easily predict whe

46 is a neurodevelopmental disorder, diagnosed behaviorally by social and communication deficits, repet

47 Behaviorally, changes in neural activity were accompanie

48 Behaviorally, chronic fluoxetine facilitated extinction

49 Unexpectedly, we find that aged mice remain behaviorally circadian and that their epidermal and musc

50 ortant roles in the evolution of all social, behaviorally complex animals, including baboons and huma

51 ephalopod molluscs are the most neurally and behaviorally complex invertebrates, with brains rivaling

52 ulation entrains neural responses that mimic behaviorally conditioned reward-timing activity.

53 one of the most strategically positioned and behaviorally consequential modulatory systems of the hum

54 Behaviorally, consistent with increased striatal dopamin

55 Behaviorally, CRS significantly impeded spatial learning

56 Behaviorally, deficits in habituation to a novel environ

57 Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a behaviorally defined condition that manifests in infancy

58 reinforcement learning models to predict the behaviorally defined expected utility of gambles.

59 Thus, the detailed mapping of the lesion in behaviorally defined subgroups of rats allowed us to exp

60 ide selective pressures to limit the size of behaviorally-defined familial groups.

61 rliest and at latencies that are within this behaviorally-defined time window.

62 rom a multidimensional scaling analysis of a behaviorally derived confusability matrix.

63 influence, was most effective in eliciting a behaviorally detectable signal.

64 leading to aberrant neural activity that is behaviorally detrimental.

65 roach (Ap-Ap) decision-making tasks that can behaviorally dissociate affective judgment and motivatio

66 preparation of saccadic eye movements, when behaviorally dissociated from covert attention, modulate

67 hereby associating specific experiences with behaviorally distant, rewarding outcomes.

68 and short legs, they are phenotypically and behaviorally distinct from domesticated horses (DHs, Equ

69 multisensory integration (MSI) in the IC of behaviorally distinct mouse strains.

70 d inputs, where different clusters represent behaviorally distinct stimuli and intracluster variabili

71 tudy considered the skeletal remains of four behaviorally diverse recent human populations and a larg

72 ing activity as a measure, we found that the behaviorally driven changes in correlation structure bet

73 Small-scale, behaviorally driven cluster patterns were found to be cr

74 To study how behaviorally driven dynamics of dural vessels might be a

75 hese results support a hierarchical model of behaviorally driven sound segregation that begins in the

76 Behaviorally, DTQ and SIQ appear identical.

77 it nigh on impossible to study somnambulism behaviorally during wakefulness.

78 nality, as measured both physiologically and behaviorally, during conditioned fear and innate/social

79 It manifests behaviorally early during development and is often used

80 In contrast, behaviorally effective chronic mood stabilizer treatment

81 ycling precedes the antidepressant action at behaviorally effective doses and suggest that the rapid

82 esults indicate that some mammal species can behaviorally escape climate change whereas others cannot

83 striatal activation patterns correlate with behaviorally estimated reinforcement learning measures.

84 likelihood in mPFC reflected changes in the behaviorally estimated weights assigned to these differe

85 come to predict the time of future reward as behaviorally experienced in the past.

86 ning with similar odors ultimately induces a behaviorally expressed contrast enhancement between the

87 One possibility of enhancing behaviorally expressed discrimination (i.e., sensory acu

88 Behaviorally, extinction and reinstatement were similar,

89 could be distinguished electrographically or behaviorally from SWDs.

90 Behaviorally, galantamine led to a greater influence of

91 singly, the degree of neural improvement was behaviorally gated.

92 disease in which efforts to define subtypes behaviorally have met with limited success.

93 s on solving the "causal inference problem." Behaviorally, humans solve this problem optimally as pre

94 The striatum is anatomically and behaviorally implicated in behaviors that promote effici

95 through supervised learning to emphasize the behaviorally important categorical divisions prominently

96 Faces are a behaviorally important class of visual stimuli for prima

97 affected in a PKA-dependent manner, whereas behaviorally important hippocampal projections were pres

98 tal cortex (mPFC), a plasticity also evident behaviorally in a preference shift.

99 Furthermore, administered in combination, a behaviorally inactive dose of ACY-738 markedly potentiat

100 Behaviorally, individuals with generalized anxiety disor

101 els of lingering place cell excitability and behaviorally induced synaptic plasticity within cell ass

102 covaries with some linguistic features that, behaviorally, influence on-line processing and comprehen

103 ow no consistent relationships between these behaviorally-influenced aspects of muscle architecture a

104 ous studies have demonstrated that extremely behaviorally inhibited and temperamentally anxious young

105 arling rhesus monkeys (mean=1.25 years, n=24 behaviorally inhibited animals), we measured in vitro cy

106 n was reduced at a time when self-generated, behaviorally irrelevant (predictable) signals occur.

107 eption of salient odor components mixed with behaviorally irrelevant background odors.

108 th attentional control via the inhibition of behaviorally irrelevant stimuli and motor responses.

109 Behaviorally, KO mice as well as mice with AAV-mediated

110 he more-susceptible allele (2L+(a)) are also behaviorally less likely to be found inside houses.

111 Behaviorally, listeners represented auditory objects in

112 Behaviorally, loss of Lphn2 from the CA1 region increase

113 ision threshold that determines which one is behaviorally manifest: a race model, where action select

114 new insights into memory representations of behaviorally meaningful stimuli in birds, and how such r

115 appear to provide refugia that allow deer to behaviorally mediate some of the impacts of development.

116 rained, potentially limiting how individuals behaviorally mitigate the effects of environmental chang

117 Europe, demonstrating an early appearance of behaviorally modern humans in a medium-cold steppe-type

118 ogical change, for example the appearance of behaviorally modern humans, may be unwarranted.

119 at impulsive animals are neurochemically and behaviorally more sensitive to heroin and exhibit reduce

120 n-injured patient, who had remained entirely behaviorally nonresponsive for 16 y.

121 h functional magnetic resonance imaging that behaviorally nonresponsive patients can use selective au

122 rovide a target for restorative therapies in behaviorally nonresponsive patients.

123 eas for neural network mechanisms underlying behaviorally observed improvements in near-threshold odo

124 ween striatal neurons might give rise to the behaviorally observed synergism between the direct/indir

125 d clinically (eg, posture, bradykinesia) and behaviorally (open field test), and their brains were pr

126 The addition of BMI training to behaviorally oriented physiotherapy can be used to induc

127 umerical discrimination sensitivity observed behaviorally, outside of the scanner.

128 Behaviorally, participants exhibited large individual di

129 Behaviorally, participants had similarly accurate memory

130 Behaviorally, participants showed an overall preference

131 Behaviorally, patients displayed an increased learning r

132 Behaviorally, predicting action goals is facilitated whe

133 Behaviorally, pups, given a pairing of peppermint + stro

134 h vertebrates and invertebrates experiencing behaviorally quiescent states that are regulated by cons

135 es were shown to be more attractive but less behaviorally receptive to copulation attempts.

136 ivity influences the anatomical diversity of behaviorally regulated gene networks.

137 The patterns of behaviorally regulated genes revealed functional columns

138 um disorders (ASD) comprise a broad group of behaviorally related neurodevelopmental disorders affect

139 Category distinctions that were not behaviorally relevant (e.g., between two targets) were n

140 of rearing, transmission was increased when behaviorally relevant (unpredictable) signals may occur.

141 optimized finely to process and discriminate behaviorally relevant acoustic features and sounds (e.g.

142 paralyzed zebrafish larvae that can produce behaviorally relevant activity patterns, we show that su

143 istinct signals that are apparently rendered behaviorally relevant and hedonically distinct through e

144 pression of CaMKIIalpha expression in NAc is behaviorally relevant and offer a novel pathway for poss

145 Critically, these neural representations are behaviorally relevant as they closely track the perceive

146 these parietal identity representations were behaviorally relevant as they closely tracked the percei

147 can inform our mechanistic understanding of behaviorally relevant brain function.

148 recently established technique for removing behaviorally relevant cell populations, we present evide

149 derived connectivity data, demonstrates how behaviorally relevant changes in neural dynamics result

150 interneurons is responsible for transmitting behaviorally relevant cholinergic signals to spiny proje

151 network-level resting fMRI fluctuations with behaviorally relevant circuit-level neural dynamics.

152 nding how active dendrites are exploited for behaviorally relevant computations is a fundamental chal

153 ocortical system is critical for a number of behaviorally relevant computations, but hypersynchrony c

154 e induced by LV ghrelin, thus establishing a behaviorally relevant connection between central ghrelin

155 We demonstrated the iTango system in a behaviorally relevant context, by inducing expression of

156 hanced in a strychnine-sensitive fashion, by behaviorally relevant ethanol concentrations, by drugs u

157 ontrol the timing of eye movements to detect behaviorally relevant events.

158 netic identities of premotoneurons providing behaviorally relevant excitation to any pool of respirat

159 nstantaneous firing rate in biologically and behaviorally relevant factors: spiking refractoriness, e

160 , visual processing tasks are simplified and behaviorally relevant features from the visual environme

161 d to increased intrinsic excitability in the behaviorally relevant Fos-expressing neuronal ensembles,

162 t ventral striatum (vStr) exhibit prominent, behaviorally relevant gamma-band oscillations.

163 exibly assign sensory stimuli into discrete, behaviorally relevant groupings.

164 ent-specific areas; these AIS increases were behaviorally relevant in the brain's fusiform face area.

165 s must then be integrated in such a way that behaviorally relevant information about the objects is p

166 time, that the electrosensory flow contains behaviorally relevant information accessible only throug

167 Visual attention enables observers to select behaviorally relevant information based on spatial locat

168 uditory brain representations, allowing more behaviorally relevant information carried within the neu

169 is critical to perception, serving to select behaviorally relevant information for privileged process

170 ion and how it relates to the computation of behaviorally relevant information has remained difficult

171 enhance the processing and representation of behaviorally relevant information in an efficient manner

172 Maintaining behaviorally relevant information in spatial working mem

173 large rapid eye movements-saccades-to bring behaviorally relevant information into the fovea, where

174 entations and prioritize accurate storage of behaviorally relevant information, at a cost to lower pr

175 standing of how the auditory system extracts behaviorally relevant information, the vocalizer identit

176 rmation on those different scales to extract behaviorally relevant information.

177 specific channels of communication to convey behaviorally relevant information.

178 task-activation/deactivation and it contains behaviorally relevant information.

179 lations have been associated with processing behaviorally relevant information; however, their role i

180 iverse temporal filtering properties encodes behaviorally relevant input timing patterns, and how thi

181 and inhibition helps to establish tuning to behaviorally relevant intervals in communication signals

182 Three examples of behaviorally relevant long-range synchrony are discussed

183 te local interneuronal circuits by tACS in a behaviorally relevant manner provides a basis for tACS a

184 en the visual properties of an object elicit behaviorally relevant motor representations.

185 ositioned to transform odor information into behaviorally relevant neural codes.

186 The behaviorally relevant neural correlates of cue reliabili

187 These results show that behaviorally relevant neural representations of specific

188 Our results reveal behaviorally relevant neural sensory-motor coupling duri

189 ments in layer 5B pyramidal neurons to shape behaviorally relevant neuronal computations.

190 thereby gained optogenetic control of these behaviorally relevant neurons.

191 ual cortex, and posit V4 as a foundation for behaviorally relevant object codes.

192 ical results support the hypothesis that all behaviorally relevant object properties are extracted in

193 current perception of a face, a complex and behaviorally relevant object, toward recently seen faces

194 Appropriate responses to behaviorally relevant objects are informed by integratio

195 ual representation to optimize processing of behaviorally relevant objects during natural vision.

196 s": the interpretation of complex signals as behaviorally relevant objects.

197 co-selecting image elements that are part of behaviorally relevant objects.

198 The olfactory sense detects a plethora of behaviorally relevant odor molecules; gene families invo

199 idate its role as the center for integrating behaviorally relevant olfactory information.

200 adapt in awake animals, when stimuli may be behaviorally relevant or not, remains unclear.

201 this process for functional development of a behaviorally relevant parallel visual pathway.

202 Animals must distinguish behaviorally relevant patterns of sensory stimulation fr

203 Behaviorally relevant patterns of vestibular nerve activ

204 important role in neuroprotection and other behaviorally relevant processes.

205 ditory cortical map expansion to represent a behaviorally relevant pup vocalization category-contrary

206 whereas its output reflects the planning of behaviorally relevant saccadic eye movements.

207 early in discrimination learning to enhance behaviorally relevant sensory information.SIGNIFICANCE S

208 Selective processing of behaviorally relevant sensory inputs against irrelevant

209 But behaviorally relevant sensory signals drive the coordina

210 The ability to form associations between behaviorally relevant sensory stimuli is fundamental for

211 High-level neurons processing complex, behaviorally relevant signals are sensitive to conjuncti

212 statistically predictive of membership to a behaviorally relevant sound category.

213 patterns reflect the top-down enhancement of behaviorally relevant sound representations.

214 Humans and animals can reliably perceive behaviorally relevant sounds in noisy and reverberant en

215 These results reveal stronger behaviorally relevant speech cues in musicians' neural r

216 s organisms to enhance the representation of behaviorally relevant stimuli by altering the encoding p

217 Attention selects behaviorally relevant stimuli for greater neural represe

218 We relied on ecologically and behaviorally relevant stimuli, contact calls, to investi

219 , potentially prioritizing the processing of behaviorally relevant stimuli.

220 sistent activity in sensory cortex evoked by behaviorally relevant stimuli.

221 ver the extended time scales associated with behaviorally relevant stimuli.

222 d impart novel selectivity in the context of behaviorally relevant stimuli.

223 lized to the left hemisphere and specific to behaviorally relevant stimuli.

224 Neural representations of behaviorally relevant stimulus features displaying invar

225 onse characteristics to some, but not other, behaviorally relevant stimulus features.

226 ilar algorithms across modalities to extract behaviorally relevant stimulus information, leading to t

227 ion of interval-selective neurons can encode behaviorally relevant temporal patterns with millisecond

228 rites can perform sequence discrimination on behaviorally relevant time-scales.

229 r, the dynamics of excitability over longer, behaviorally relevant timescales remain underexplored.

230 between neurons in different brain areas on behaviorally relevant timescales.

231 information is communicated between areas on behaviorally relevant timescales.

232 allows us to select and act upon a subset of behaviorally relevant visual stimuli while ignoring dist

233 ction specifically modulates selectivity for behaviorally relevant vocalizations in a specific part o

234 retained by neurons in the avian brain in a behaviorally relevant way remains poorly understood.

235 synaptic input to interval-tuned neurons in behaviorally relevant ways.

236 higher-level features because they are more behaviorally relevant, and more invariant and categorica

237 etween frontoparietal and visual cortex were behaviorally relevant, indicating that modulations of re

238 Despite both being behaviorally relevant, little is known about their poten

239 roup) received either saline or one of three behaviorally relevant, sub-anesthetic doses of S-ketamin

240 oded stimuli more accurately when vision was behaviorally relevant, whereas task relevance had little

241 and complex visual representations that are behaviorally relevant.

242 twork connectivity in hemispatial neglect is behaviorally relevant.

243 Importantly, IFC modulations were behaviorally relevant.

244 re subtle effects that are nevertheless very behaviorally relevant.

245 olinergic modulation of naturally-evoked and behaviorally-relevant dopamine signaling, these data sug

246 s may be crucially relevant for flexible and behaviorally-relevant sound processing and may constitut

247 However, how these two drugs interact behaviorally remains unclear.

248 ls of unilateral cervical contusion SCI that behaviorally result in chronic persistence of thermal hy

249 Behaviorally, risk aversion increased across age groups,

250 e cortex (via left cingulum bundle), whereas behaviorally salient but nonbest contacts had only cingu

251 The network responds to behaviorally salient events, and an important question i

252 rAI is particularly important for detecting behaviorally salient events, whereas the rIFC is more in

253 s in motor cortical output patterns enable a behaviorally selective engagement of short-latency effec

254 We show that fish are behaviorally sensitive to millisecond variations in natu

255 Behaviorally, sequence-specific learning of higher-order

256 tration with the probability of diagnosis of behaviorally severe autism, defined as ADOS >14, across

257 Behaviorally, SH-I-048A induced sedative, muscle relaxan

258 LIP Fano factor changes are behaviorally significant: increasing expected reward lea

259 entification of physiologically distinct yet behaviorally similar states of mammalian sleep.

260 Behaviorally, sleep spindle density predicted an increas

261 Behaviorally, song structure degraded as the HVC-RA circ

262 w that RNA editing is particularly common in behaviorally sophisticated coleoid cephalopods, with ten

263 Behaviorally, speakers compensated for perturbations by

264 include some of the most morphologically and behaviorally specialized animals known.

265 include a wide range of morphologically and behaviorally specialized organisms.

266 These effects are behaviorally specific, in that they are observed at dose

267 GAT1-SAP treatment did not alter baseline or behaviorally stimulated hippocampal ACh efflux or maze e

268 Behaviorally, subjects gave more to orphans depicted by

269 Behaviorally, subjects were slower to detect vocalizatio

270 Behaviorally, substrate-selective inhibition of COX-2 re

271 ochemical analysis of cortical extracts from behaviorally tested mice revealed distinct age-dependent

272 On day three, the behaviorally-tested Pre rats showed significantly more f

273 We show behaviorally that subjects' value updating was sensitive

274 We show that, behaviorally, the attentional blink impairs conscious de

275 Behaviorally, the LAC treatment during the last part of

276 Behaviorally, the mutant mice had reduced voluntary loco

277 Behaviorally, the percentages on memory test and the lik

278 Behaviorally, the punishment decision is primarily defin

279 Behaviorally, TMS caused a relative slowing of response

280 AER deficits are tied behaviorally to impaired ability to interpret tonal ("pr

281 d made mice resistant both biochemically and behaviorally to the antidepressant effects of ketamine.

282 Behaviorally too, unmated males but not females persiste

283 hine learning algorithm, are able to deliver behaviorally triggered stimuli to flies in a feedback-lo

284 model of Parkinson's disease, we found that behaviorally undetectable nigrostriatal lesions induced

285 used to assess information processing in 92 behaviorally unresponsive patients diagnosed as in the s

286 ive, brain-based indices of consciousness in behaviorally unresponsive patients represents a challeng

287 SNL-induced neuropathic pain was assessed behaviorally using the CatWalk system, and histologicall

288 We analyzed the effects biochemically and behaviorally, using the forced swim, tail suspension, an

289 Importantly, this work shows that using a behaviorally validated decision-making framework allows

290 orithms that allow the brain to extract such behaviorally vital visual cues?

291 Behaviorally, we find a model-based algorithm characteri

292 Behaviorally, we find that 4-9 month old B6.Htt(Q111/+)

293 Behaviorally, we found that reward motivation enhanced 2

294 Behaviorally, we found that semantic processing was alte

295 Behaviorally, we show that human subjects reduce uncerta

296 Behaviorally, we show that the extent to which participa

297 Behaviorally, we show the model replicates the linear re

298 e to what those stimuli have come to signify behaviorally: when to expect future reward and at what r

299 loss of PC HDAC3 was highly deleterious both behaviorally, with mice showing early onset ataxia, and

300 Behaviorally, WT and constitutive alpha4(-/-) mice did n