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stimulus

Change in the environment of an organism that the organism can detect and respond to. These changes may be noise, light, heat, or pressure. The changes are detected by specialized cells called receptors. The skin contains many receptors for heat, touch, pressure, and pain. Sometimes the receptors are found in an organ which is so specialized for this purpose it is called a sense organ – for example the eye. See sensitivity.



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Attempting to provide adequate stimulus to promote gains in muscle force production with traditional rehabilitation exercises, in our opinion, will be unlikely to succeed if the patient has a pronounced failure of volitional activation.
Research has shown, for example, that prolonged postnatal depression can heighten the risk of depressive-type syndromes in the infant, and the depressed mother may be unable to parent her infant with adequate stimulus, nurturance and affectionate attachment (Barnett 1995).
Accordingly, the action contemplated for today was needed to provide adequate stimulus to an economy whose outlook for significant strengthening remained tenuous in a climate of fragile business and consumer confidence.
 
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