“…Despite high reports of frequent nocturnal awakening (24.7%) and high reports of hot flashes, use of MHT was low in this large population based survey. …”
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“…Changes in TST associated with flashes were significantly inhibited in the RHEC groups. …”
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“…These results demonstrate that stimuli flashing at a given frequency can induce LFHO in the prefrontal cortex, which provides new insights into the cognitive mechanisms involved in slow oscillation.…”
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“…Subjects alternated gaze every 2 s between flashing LEDs (right/left or up/down). We calculated the change in slow-phase velocity (ΔSPV) between right and left gaze when the lateral semicircular canals (SCC) were primarily stimulated (head upright) or, with the head tilted to the side, stimulating the vertical and lateral SCC together. …”
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“…Visual evoked potentials were studied in response to visual stimulation paradigms with flashes of light. Following intensity‐dependent visual stimulation, FHM1 mutant mice displayed faster visual evoked potential responses, with lower initial amplitude, followed by less pronounced neuronal suppression compared to wild‐type mice. …”
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“…We find several properties of superbolts that notably differ from most lightning flashes; a more symmetric first ground-wave peak due to a longer rise time, larger peak current, weaker decay of electromagnetic power density in space with distance, and a power mostly confined in the very low frequency range. …”
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“…Participants are instructed to execute a saccade to some target location, while a discrimination target is flashed on a screen before the saccade can be made. …”
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“…The women associated menopause with hot flashes (41.2%), mood swings (27.2%) and depression (15.8%). …”
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“…She also had numbness of her left arm and legs, flashing lights, and headaches. On physical examination, her BMI was 32.8. …”
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“…By imaging with phase-sensitive adaptive optics optical coherence tomography, we identify a biomarker in the cone optoretinogram that characterizes individual cone dysfunction by stimulating cone cells with flashes of light and measuring nanometer-scale changes in their outer segments. …”
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“…The third experiment reveals that when slides are flashed on the screen one by one, highlighted objects of small cardinalities are still over-specified. …”
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“…Lastly, injured dendrites exhibit a unique rhythmic calcium-flashing that correlates with WD. Therefore, both NAD(+)-related general mechanisms and dendrite-specific programs govern PS exposure and self-destruction in injury-induced dendrite degeneration in vivo.…”
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“…Therefore, we examined the effect of ventral hippocampus (VH) disinhibition in male rats on fear conditioning and salience modulation, as reflected by latent inhibition (LI), in a conditioned emotional response (CER) procedure. A flashing light was used as the conditioned stimulus (CS), and conditioned suppression was used to index conditioned fear. …”
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“…Experiment 1 cued the target location and then briefly flashed the scene image before participants could move their eyes. …”
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“…A medium contrast level, a horizontal or vertical display localization, and a flashing frequency of 2 Hz are sufficient to obtain the best visibility in the peripheral area. …”
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“…The results showed: the scaffolds were intact without any flashes and surface destruction, and kept a well thermal stability. …”
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“…Rate-limiting steps in the dark-to-light transition of Photosystem II (PSII) were discovered by measuring the variable chlorophyll-a fluorescence transients elicited by single-turnover saturating flashes (STSFs). It was shown that in diuron-treated samples: (i) the first STSF, despite fully reducing the Q(A) quinone acceptor molecule, generated only an F(1)(<F(m)) fluorescence level; (ii) to produce the maximum (F(m)) level, additional excitations were required, which, however, (iii) were effective only with sufficiently long Δτ waiting times between consecutive STSFs. …”
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“…No differences between wild‐type and knockout animals were found in single auditory and visual evoked potentials in response to pure sine tones and full‐field light flashes. Visual sensory gating was enhanced in the early but not the late components of the evoked potentials, but no changes were found in auditory sensory gating. …”
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“…The constitution of the loop ensures that both rings undergo highly (85%) unidirectional movement under the guidance of a flashing energy ratchet(7,8), whereas the interactions between the two rings give rise to a two-dimensional potential energy surface (PES) similar to that shown by F(O)F(1) ATP synthase(9). …”
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“…Electroretinograms (ERGs) recorded in constant darkness in response to dim flashes (lambda = 640 nm) exhibited a greater amplitude during subjective night than during subjective day. …”
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