Meanings of sensory processing in English

Altered sensory processing is thought to contribute to pertinent motor deficits in both conditions.

The autistic campaigner Temple Grandin invented the hug box to combat sensory processing disorder.

Cognitive influences, such as by attention, powerfully affect sensory processing and can overcome brain adaptation.

Pediatric occupational therapy practitioners frequently provide interventions for children with differences in sensory processing and integration.

Although corticothalamic feedback is ubiquitous across species and modalities, its role in sensory processing is unclear.

In the present article, we review the role of astrocytes in sensory processing in the CNS.

The biggest thing is sensory processing, the way we process all the new information in our environment.

They also call for talking to families about the limited evidence supporting therapy focusing on sensory processing.

Despite its spatial restriction, adult neurogenesis is of crucial importance for sensory processing and learning and memory.

The results, similar to synthetic-like experiences, have implications for cross-modal sensory processing in typical and atypical neurodevelopment.

The functional properties of L6 CT cells in sensory processing were investigated in the mouse whisker system.

He believes that cortical sensory processing in the contemporary brain is continuously shaped by personal digital technology.

These findings suggest that pupil is an indicator of large-scale changes in arousal state that affect sensory processing.

Finally, in contrast to sensory processing in other systems, no response features distinguished natural stimuli from monomolecular odors.

This control biased activity in multiple visual cortical areas, resulting in selective sensory processing of relevant visual targets.

Conclusions: This passive paradigm highlighted increased automatic attention orienting to auditory changes but normal auditory sensory processing in migraineurs.