Sentence examples for a simple correlate from inspiring English sources
Differences in the interpretation of each are surveyed, and the need for attention to whether EEG asymmetry is a simple correlate, mediator, or moderator of the associated affective measures is noted.
The genomic response is not a simple correlate of neural activity and it can vary significantly according to the salience and behavioral context of the experience [ 8- 13].
To determine whether the change in ERG b-wave amplitude had a simple correlate in the dLGN response, we computed the mean change in firing of multiunit activity across the dLGN of each mouse.
These results suggest that these signals are a simple neuronal correlate of higher-order olfactory processing in flies.
Developing and implementing research that moves beyond simple correlates of either study product use or open-label PrEP adherence toward more comprehensive models of sociobehavioral and socioecological adherence determinants would greatly accelerate progress.
The present study proposed a simple way to correlate the thermal response to mechanical damages at the micro-scale in CFRP composites.
Additionally, a simple model to correlate the experimental results is proposed so that the characteristics of the proposed separator, including the influence of voltage-frequency, can be calculated.
Note that individual forces on cells were not balanced, per se, which is a limitation of the current model; however, by using a simple relationship to correlate the net amount of force experienced by a cell with migratory behavior (Eq. 7), the ABM was able to predict realistic migratory behaviors.
The result gives a simple expression for correlating experimental data.
A simple empirical equation correlating diffusivity with the maximum molecular chain length is suggested.
It was found that there exists a simple empirical rule correlating the distribution of the conductive additive and the depolarization effect under the premise that the total content of the conductive additive is kept constant.
