"Inhibitory inputs" refers to signals in our brain that essentially slow down or decrease the activity of other signals. Think of it like pressing the brakes in a car, which reduces the speed or movement.
Inhibitory inputs work similarly by regulating or limiting the activity in our brain.
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«input»
«inputting»
Sentences with «inhibitory inputs»
- A computer simulation of the scientists predicts that this effect is particularly pronounced when the information flow from other dendrites to the axon is suppressed by inhibitory input signals at the cell body. (sciencedaily.com)
- Dr. Daniel Bendor, from University College London, describes a novel way that neurons in auditory cortex can encode temporal information, based on how their excitatory and inhibitory inputs get mixed together. (sciencedaily.com)
- They found increased inhibitory currents in response to movement in the nonpreferred direction, suggesting that inhibitory inputs play a role in the ganglion cell's response. (sciencemag.org)
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