Sentence examples for a stronger length from inspiring English sources

Compared to the nonimpaired sample, our dyslexic readers exhibited generally prolonged response latencies and a stronger length effect on response latencies for both words and pseudowords.

When fully functional left OT regions of dyslexic readers are engaged by slow serial letter string processing resulting in the mentioned latency pattern, one would expect increased activation and a stronger length effect on activation.

He sometimes seems to be attached to the end of a strong length of elastic, so rapidly does he get from the baseline to the net, and Tsonga soon worked out that however exquisitely he feathered his drop-shots, his opponent would reach them.

Since Δ V b has a strong length dependence, if we wish to increase Δ V b we can increase the device length L, with the trade-off of an increased the resistance and therefore a decreased current.

This neatly explains the length × lexicality interaction as the nonwords (which show a strong length effect) are processed exclusively via a serial processing module, whereas the real words are supported largely by a parallel process.

The results show, however, a strong length-dependence over time, both with respect to gene length as well as open reading frame length.

A strong length-area correlation would support the use of length as a proxy for molar area, and would imply that the major axis of increase in size is the antero-posterior axis.

RNA-seq shows an even stronger length bias for lowly expressed genes, which is somewhat ameliorated, but still significant, for highly expressed genes.

The hallmark of pure alexia is an abnormally strong length effect which is thought to result from a visual deficit.

Although the strong upregulation of telomerase expression observed in 3 month old fish did not correlate with a strong telomere length increase, this group was the only one able to elongate their telomeres after consecutive amputations.

A stronger effect on length of stay was observed for the graft variable.