Sentence examples for a neutral context from inspiring English sources
In a neutral context, we would probably stop and look at these paintings because they are baffling and magnetic, as personal as diary entries.
But it's hard to use the former in a neutral context because it has become so loaded, along with phrases such as "second-generation immigrant", an offensive way to refer to their children.
Information gathered in the crime context yielded stronger orientation to the critical items than similar information gathered in a neutral context.
However, in both experiments, an unpredictable but plausible word was read no more slowly when another word was highly predictable (i.e., in a constraining context) than when no word was highly predictable (i.e., in a neutral context).
In this test paradigm the associative learning of a neutral cue (eg, sound tone) or a neutral context (eg, environment) with a brief aversive stimulus (eg, mild electric shock) is measured by monitoring the freezing behavior in mice (Figure 5).
NRXN1/2/3α splicing in the course of memory formation in vivo was also explored, using fear conditioning paradigm in rats in which the animals were trained to associate an aversive stimulus (electrical shock) with a neutral context (a tone), resulting in the expression of fear responses to the neutral context.
Both groups were held in a local Children's Centre, a familiar environment chosen to provide a welcoming, neutral context for discussions.
Contextual fear conditioning is another associative learning and memory task in which a response to an aversive foot shock stimulus becomes associated with a specific neutral context or testing environment; acquisition of this task is dependent on intact NMDAR signaling in the hippocampus.
Treatment with testosterone or estradiol maintained memory precision when rats were tested in a different (neutral) context 1 day after training.
Health impacts of population mobility may occur in an epidemiologically neutral context.
A similar interaction effect in the somatosensory cortex was found in this brain region, reflecting greater activation when adopting the first-person vs. third-person perspectives, and even more during an emotional vs neutral context [7].
