ライフサイエンスコーパス: perception

1 involved in modulating gustatory and tactile perception.

2 us identity and intensity is fundamental for perception.

3 sion on the nature and origins of numerosity perception.

4 vocal communication, in both production and perception.

5 dent influence of GABA level on human visual perception.

6 e case for V5/hMT+ serving multimodal motion perception.

7 tion and fertilization on positive sensorial perception.

8 dent influence of GABA level on human visual perception.

9 an entrainment but also contribute to visual perception.

10 g, which in turn is associated with enhanced perception.

11 ention exerts a powerful influence on visual perception.

12 brain's own mechanisms for controlling pain perception.

13 ectancy effects, and high accuracy in social perception.

14 reas are causally involved in tactile motion perception.

15 ced in individuals with more robust illusory perception.

16 action-sound association modifies subsequent perception.

17 ocesses that are specific to auditory speech perception.

18 ght of surgical specimen, and patients' pain perception.

19 t, and may contribute to luminance and color perception.

20 ration of binocular cortical cells and depth perception.

21 research on the brain bases of sign language perception.

22 nformation flow, may contribute to conscious perception.

23 eristics and trait attribution during social perception.

24 these principles also obtain in adult human perception.

25 s and additional roles for the plCoA in odor perception.

26 ether village remoteness affected changes in perception.

27 strongly suggests impaired non-visual light perception.

28 the sensorimotor system actively guides our perception.

29 ction that our brains make during the visual perception.

30 of the primary cilium, specialized for light perception.

31 eatures and feature dimensions to facilitate perception.

32 erences in size, orientation, and brightness perception.

33 nd in vivo approaches, and how it may affect perception.

34 archical generative models underlying speech perception.

35 Presenting VA ranged from 7/200 to no light perception.

36 rs can have related effects on cognition and perception.

37 volved in the translation of a stimulus into perception.

38 examine the mechanisms underlying conscious perception.

39 d timbre are two crucial aspects of auditory perception.

40 mance, suggesting a possible contribution to perception.

41 erent nociceptive signals into a stable pain perception.

42 Behavioural engagement can enhance sensory perception.

43 ein-coupled receptor involved in sweet-taste perception.

44 egrating multisensory signals into a unified perception.

45 spontaneous activity are important for sound perception.

46 the organization of the core system for face perception.

47 nce suggests that this might be coupled with perception.

48 l information flow, contributes to conscious perception.

49 l as spatial and temporal context effects in perception.

50 ut the genetic basis of variation in sensory perception.

51 lternating representations of their bistable perception.

52 may represent a psychophysical law in human perception.

53 is to determine compounds influencing liking/perceptions.

54 timizing the synthesis and storage of visual perceptions.

55 signaling response at DNA following pathogen perceptions.

56 es, binocular disparities, to generate depth perception?

57 Previously, we identified the maize no perception 1 (nope1) mutant to be defective in early sig

58 The evolutionary origin of rhythm perception, a cognitive ability essential to musicality,

59 processes - in particular, intermodal infant perception - across different levels of analysis.

60 ation maps (n = 108) encompassing cognition, perception, action, and emotion behavioral domains, to d

61 .3 between cognitive performance and speech perception, although some variability in association app

62 articular, we discuss 1) how conceptualizing perception and action as inference-control loops yields

63 Physiological needs bias perception and attention to relevant sensory cues.

64 rity of sensory systems determines effective perception and behavior [3, 4].

65 Visual perception and behavior are mediated by cortical areas t

66 ling each area to play a unique role in odor perception and behavior.

67 Olfactory perception and behaviors critically depend on the abilit

68 SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT: Food perception and choice depend upon the concurrent process

69 Perception and cognition in infants have been traditiona

70 An important aspect of animal perception and cognition is learning to recognize relati

71 n evolutionary perspective on human rhythmic perception and cognition.

72 The findings are framed in the sensory perception and cognitive neuroscience theories.

73 ent sensorimotor computations, assuming that perception and control are fundamentally linked.

74 a popular recreational drug, alters sensory perception and exerts a range of potential medicinal ben

75 Exposure to affective stimuli could enhance perception and facilitate attention via increasing alert

76 system inputs-cone photoreceptors-and visual perception and have implications for the neural locus of

77 ents in a sequence is fundamental for animal perception and human communication.

78 an increase in top-down coupling during both perception and imagery, with a much stronger increase du

79 tal to early visual areas was common to both perception and imagery.

80 ween fronto-parietal and visual areas during perception and imagery.

81 , the review discusses how aging affects the perception and integration of spatial information, the c

82 se two regulatory mechanisms depend on light perception and interact with each other has yet to emerg

83 tivity is the alpha rhythm, which influences perception and interacts with other ongoing neural activ

84 hat the social science scholarship on social perception and interpersonal expectancies was characteri

85 are equally and actively involved in speech perception and interpretation.

86 apitalized on the strong link between motion perception and neural activity in the middle temporal (M

87 ials and why discrepancies arise between the perception and physics of opacity and translucency.

88 id integration of a feedforward model during perception and provide a neurophysiological basis for th

89 Pain perception and QOL were evaluated by using specific ques

90 cin has implicated this neuropeptide in face perception and social memory, no prior research has test

91 Social Perception and Social Reality reviews the evidence in so

92 In my Precis of Social Perception and Social Reality, I argued that the social

93 oss can produce prolonged deficits in speech perception and temporal processing.

94 Light perception and temporal resolution with the implant ON w

95 or genetic and biochemical dissection of the perception and the downstream responses separating defen

96 of the targeted genes are involved in signal perception and transduction not only during MTI but also

97 sed mouflon alleles involved in bitter taste perception and/or innate immunity.

98 ibe categories of clinicians regarding their perceptions and experience of organ donation.

99 (b) evaluate the quality of life (QOL), pain perception, and efficacy in terms of time to local progr

100 n important role in speech perception, music perception, and listening in complex acoustic environmen

101 t the sensory systems associated with signal perception are evolutionarily labile.

102 integration processes underlying high-level perception are much less understood.

103 es, and self-fulfilling prophecies in person perception are real, reliable, and occasionally quite po

104 ow that differences in signal production and perception are tightly associated with changes in social

105 where the signals from the site of stimulus perception are transmitted to distal organs to elicit pl

106 nisms underlying trehalose's effect on taste perception are unknown.

107 erceptions as judgment tools and assert that perceptions are ecologically rational to the degree that

108 0 years ago when von Helmholtz characterized perception as unconscious inference.

109 These play a crucial role in auditory perception as well as attention.

110 f fast-and-frugal heuristics, we view social perceptions as judgment tools and assert that perception

111 comes included state anxiety at 1 year, risk perception at 6 weeks and 1 year, and salivary cortisol

112 of healthy and abnormal behaviors, including perception, attention and motor action.

113 adaptation, contrast sensitivity, and color perception before microvascular pathologies become appar

114 3 groups on the basis of study methodology: perceptions, best practices, and interventions to enhanc

115 igate factors associated with differences in perception between timepoints and whether village remote

116 Attention is believed to enhance perception by altering the activity-level correlations b

117 ngs Falsify Prefrontal Theories of Conscious Perception?, by Brian Odegaard, Robert T.Knight, and Hak

118 avioral state.SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT Sensory perception can be modulated by behavioral states such as

119 l of causal inference in multisensory speech perception (CIMS) that predicts the perception of arbitr

120 These correlates of phosphene perception closely resemble known electrophysiological c

121 In healthy volunteers tACS can modulate perception, cognition, and motor function but the underl

122 wer gastric emptying and heightened visceral perception compared to HC and OB.

123 udy, we instantiated reliable unaware visual perception conditions by means of continuous flash suppr

124 n intriguing phenomenon, in which subjective perception consistently misjudges the objective, physica

125 illation signifies involvement of the action-perception cycle, and both measures objectively indicate

126 as that are thought to give rise to auditory perception deficits such as temporal processing impairme

127 ontinue changing, or later changes in visual perception depend on extrastriate areas.

128 Self-perception depends on the brain's abilities to different

129 9, two CRKs induced in response to flagellin perception, did not exhibit robust alterations in immune

130 al or cognitive abilities (e.g., processing, perception) do not capture the full range of complexity

131 itability instead reflects a state of biased perception, during which a person is more likely to see

132 ner, which could have implications for aroma perception (e.g., formation of new metabolites with diff

133 The perception exists that failure of antibiotic treatment d

134 Research on trustworthiness perception from faces has unfolded in a way that is stri

135 temporal processing underlying global motion perception has been elusive.

136 Pioneering work on the dimensions of mind perception has been interpreted as evidence that people

137 Species differences in perception have been linked to divergence in gross neuro

138 During realistic, continuous perception, humans automatically segment experiences int

139 ication, odor threshold, and subjective odor perception in a cohort (n=161) comprising 36 participant

140 It has been proposed that pheromone perception in ants evolved via expansions in the numbers

141 contribution of a midbrain network to visual perception in chickens.

142 the eye-region during dynamic emotional face perception in groups of participants with ASD and typica

143 Face perception in humans and nonhuman primates is rapid and

144 otential relevance of fluorescence in visual perception in terrestrial environments.

145 n defining the neuronal substrates of reward perception in the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster prom

146 d activations associated with tactile motion perception in visual motion area V5/hMT+, primary somato

147 These data emphasize that color perception involves multiple areas across a hierarchy of

148 itory regionalization.SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT Perception is an active process, especially sensitive to

149 Aroma perception is an important factor driving food acceptanc

150 tion rather than comparison show that number perception is compressed dramatically past about 20 unit

151 neuronal oscillations in human somatosensory perception is currently unclear.

152 ormation, and that human nonverbal numerical perception is enhanced by symbolic numeracy.

153 Perception is guided by the anticipation of future event

154 Person perception is inaccurate as it is insufficient when it i

155 How these features are decoded to produce perception is less clear, and most models assume that de

156 ibution melanopsin makes to conscious visual perception is less studied.

157 ecent psychophysics data suggest that speech perception is not limited by the capacity of the auditor

158 3D motion perception is of central importance to daily life.

159 Auditory perception is our main gateway to communication with oth

160 Conscious visual perception is proposed to arise from the selective synch

161 s provide a unified framework explaining how perception is shaped by the integration of beliefs about

162 Perception is strongly affected by the intrinsic state o

163 The findings suggest that although salt perception is stunted in samples containing a random coi

164 rain region known to be important for speech perception, is complex, with some regions responding to

165 omputational mechanism underlying numerosity perception, its development, and the role of inhibition,

166 Strigolactone and karrikin perception leads to MAX2-dependent degradation of distin

167 findings to the mechanism of trehalose taste perception modification, and point to necessary future d

168 frequency, plays an important role in speech perception, music perception, and listening in complex a

169 ncreased neural activation of odor- and face-perception networks, respectively.

170 edded in a rapid visual stream modulated the perception of a subsequent near-threshold target.

171 s physiological arousal, and enhances visual perception of affective stimuli.

172 e report a new phenomenon revealing that the perception of afterimages depends not only on bodily sig

173 y speech perception (CIMS) that predicts the perception of arbitrary combinations of auditory and vis

174 The genetic era has revolutionized our perception of biological invasions.

175 atus to determine if liking is influenced by perception of bitter compounds such as glucosinolates (G

176 ring the progressing infection and that EPR3 perception of compatible exopolysaccharide promotes an i

177 e the role of this descending pathway in the perception of complex sounds.

178 y bulb likely participates in generating the perception of concentration invariance of odor quality.H

179 These findings can potentially alter the perception of dendrimers being limited to carriers to be

180 TMM dictates the specificity of ERfs for the perception of different EPFs, thus functioning as a spec

181 erent cortical regions selectively influence perception of different visual features.

182 cur in the crop Brassica rapa during initial perception of drought, we applied a co-expression networ

183 ate that HER2 is involved in transducing the perception of E-2-hexenal, which changes the redox statu

184 ut activity in these patches can also affect perception of face-compatible non-face objects, includin

185 inases (CRKs) that are up-regulated upon the perception of flagellin.

186 nd olfactory information is essential to the perception of flavor.

187 e on the association between obesity and the perception of food scarcity in humans, with suggestions

188 ive vocal feature has evolved to improve the perception of formants, key acoustic components of anima

189 the "salience network" that is critical for perception of interoceptive signals and emotion processi

190 In plants, perception of invading pathogens involves cell-surface i

191 on analysis between the traits suggests that perception of itchiness and attractiveness to mosquitoes

192 t de-repressed by the SCF(COI)(1) complex on perception of JA.

193 etween various attributes indicating sensory perception of jamun wine is affected by overall composit

194 The perception of living kidney donation-related financial b

195 Therefore, our auditory perception of location must be synthesized from physical

196 nsitive visual cortex, resulting in enhanced perception of moving stimuli.

197 Pitch governs our perception of musical melodies and harmonies, and convey

198 e, we explore how phase invariant coding and perception of natural communication stimuli are affected

199 electrophysiological correlates of conscious perception of near-threshold visual stimuli.

200 functional interactions it entertains during perception of neutral expressions.

201 Analyses of nodulation mutants showed that perception of Nod factor was required for ethylene emiss

202 Poor nurse-physician collaboration predicted perception of nonbeneficial treatment among junior physi

203 ene glycosides during tasting, by retronasal perception of odorant aglycones released in-mouth.

204 rities of neural organization underlying the perception of odors, taste, vision, sound, and gravity.

205 Perception of OR safety of surgical practice was associa

206 ents generally have a poor understanding and perception of peri-implantitis and its impact.

207 The mechanisms underpinning plant perception of phloem-feeding insects, particularly aphid

208 dynamics covary, on single trials, with the perception of phosphenes after occipital and parietal TM

209 Achieving this balance requires the perception of potential invading microorganisms through

210 gion of the retina that dominates the visual perception of primates by providing high chromatic and s

211 To evaluate whether the perception of safety of surgical practice among operatin

212 Perception of segregated sources is essential in navigat

213 ls of the cochlea are mechanosensors for the perception of sound.

214 Perception of space has been guiding effective therapeut

215 level differences in the MMRs to categorical perception of speech/nonspeech stimuli or lack thereof,

216 troencephalography (EEG) data to investigate perception of stimuli that either repeated in the same l

217 ht of the boys choir's enchantment, the sole perception of tics as a disorder falls short of the prop

218 sdom, engagement did not distort the average perception of time duration.

219 rature shows that body posture modulates the perception of touch, as well as somatosensory processing

220 on that best predicts both eye movements and perception of translating dot patterns.

221 mmunications change dynamically depending on perception of various emotional expressions to recruit d

222 op normal neural substrates for simultaneity perception of visual and auditory events but not visual

223 We evaluated perceptions of appropriateness (scored from 1 to 10; 10,

224 ent understanding of the disease, inaccurate perceptions of cancer risk, and an unnecessary psycholog

225 in each district were interviewed to elicit perceptions of changes in maternal mortality risk and he

226 es of social capital: a cognitive dimension (perceptions of community social cohesion) and a structur

227 This study assessed fellows' perceptions of current educational needs and interest in

228 requires more sedation to allay anxiety and perceptions of discomfort, which may account for longer

229 avoided applying to certain hospitals due to perceptions of discriminatory cultures, 'I wouldn't appl

230 ns, but also for social stereotypes, both as perceptions of groups, and as the bases of expectations

231 gh sugar-GSL/ITC ratios significantly reduce perceptions of hotness and bitterness for some consumers

232 (2) Perceptions of individuals and groups tend to be at leas

233 iew of its neighbors may systematically bias perceptions of network connectivity or the prevalence of

234 cant differences exist among ICU clinician's perceptions of organ donation.

235 Conclusion Perceptions of patients with cancer regarding secondary

236 Perceptions of production methods for organic and conven

237 There is discordance between trainee perceptions of quantity and quality of teaching, compare

238 inal value theorem, indicating that communal perceptions of resource depletion are closely linked to

239 A 3-item questionnaire was used to examine perceptions of self-tonometry among patients.

240 sional healthcare providers to explore their perceptions of the sources, impact, and strategies to ma

241 d quality of teaching, compared with faculty perceptions of their own teaching behaviors.

242 s and receivers as a mechanism through which perceptions of value can be transmitted.

243 chizophrenia (SZ) experience abnormal visual perception on a range of visual tasks, which have been l

244 strated mixed results of the effect of depth perception on VWM, with some showing a beneficial effect

245 does not systematically improve visuospatial perception or alter its tuning.

246 erences in spike timing drive differences in perception or behavior, leaving it unclear whether the i

247 [CI], 0.32/EY to 1.22/EY); the rate of light perception or no light perception vision was 0.07/EY (95

248 in the surgical field based on either visual perception or the raw fluorescence emissions can be mask

249 enced by afferent input during the learning, perception, or production of song, functional models of

250 Reduction in auxin levels, perception, or signaling abolishes both the extracellula

251 Facial emotion perception plays a key role in interpersonal communicati

252 The timing of thoughts and perceptions plays an essential role in belief formation.

253 The mechanistic link from neurochemistry to perception provides a vital step in understanding popula

254 Ensemble perception refers to the visual system's ability to extr

255 he association between GABA level and visual perception reflects a general influence of visual inhibi

256 und an increase in bottom-up coupling during perception relative to baseline and an increase in top-d

257 antly in the TAO plants in response to aphid perception relative to other lines.

258 Jussim's specific narrative regarding social perception research, with noted patterns of scientific c

259 egregated synthesis of research of patients' perceptions revealed two contrasting categories; patient

260 to cognitive deficits such as attention and perception (rho, -0.555 and -0.558, respectively; P < .0

261 neered an optogenetic biosensor, GIBBERELLIN PERCEPTION SENSOR 1 (GPS1), that senses nanomolar levels

262 Attention is critical to perception, serving to select behaviorally relevant info

263 dependencies combined linearly to determine perception, showing that the brain can calculate contras

264 nferences about general abilities in sensory perception.SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT Behavioral tasks and t

265 oscillations in the temporal organization of perception.SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT The continuous flow of

266 t for coordinating body movements and visual perception.SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT We found that the pulv

267 emainder were Stress Test Originated Phantom Perception (STOPP) subjects.

268 ttern of prestimulus predictors of phosphene perception suggests that distinct frequencies may reflec

269 The effect of an impaired sweet-taste perception system on cognition functions were examined b

270 an revise their initial judgment in a visual perception task after observing a predecessor's judgment

271 We analyzed performance on a novel gaze perception task with classical psychophysical metrics (p

272 subjects performing a threshold-level visual perception task.

273 atched analogical reasoning and visuospatial perception tasks.

274 Pain perception temporarily exaggerates abrupt thermal stimul

275 ures were audibility, scores from the speech perception tests, and scores from a questionnaire compar

276 visual stimuli is a crucial aspect of human perception that allows individuals to respond to social

277 These findings challenge the widely held perception that areas characterized by shallow-water met

278 Thus, contrary to the perception that L. monocytogenes can infect virtually al

279 therapies have remained elusive, prompting a perception that RAS may be undruggable.

280 a held by nursing home staff ranged from the perception that sexual expression in old age was part of

281 demic surgeons pursuing basic research and a perception that success in basic science may no longer b

282 e-wide basis, which appears to be due to the perception that the BLM is too complicated or requires t

283 rrhosis using anticoagulants, because of the perception that the coexistent coagulopathy could promot

284 rastructure; however, there remains a common perception that ungulates habituate to energy developmen

285 (MEG) with an established index of auditory perception, the mismatch negativity response, tested whe

286 ed atypically in at least one aspect of gaze perception, the particular aspects disrupted varied idio

287 cuits, are critical for learning and memory, perception, thinking, and reaction.

288 ring last follow-up was 20/231 (range, light perception to 20/20).

289 ysical characteristics of human polarization perception using grating and optotype stimuli defined so

290 the impact of central vision loss on motion perception using random dot kinematograms to test the ca

291 ue-enriched), and their impact on brightness perception, vigilant attention and sleep physiology.

292 Y); the rate of light perception or no light perception vision was 0.07/EY (95% CI, 0.02/EY to 0.16/E

293 e domains, the association with (pooled) SiN perception was as follows: processing speed ( r = .39),

294 Anxiety and risk perception were assessed at 6 weeks and 1 year.

295 es, and self-fulfilling prophecies in person perception were generally weak, fragile, and fleeting; (

296 TMS-evoked responses related to phosphene perception were similar across stimulation sites and wer

297 ally weak, fragile, and fleeting; (2) Social perceptions were often quite accurate; and (3) Conclusio

298 RNS may be a useful tool to modulate emotion perception when accounting for individual differences in

299 standing of the basic mechanisms of auditory perception will aid us in the quest to tackle the increa

300 ention using ex vivo porcine tongue, sensory perception with a trained panel and in vivo retention of