Sentence examples for alternation of response from inspiring English sources

In order to match the alternation of response contingencies across blocks in both experiments, the contingency between response finger and novelty status changed from block to block and was also announced at the beginning of each block (Experimental Procedures; see also Figure S1 available online).

This was done to match the alternations of response contingencies across both experiments.

Severe trauma may induce alternations of cytokine response and polymorphonuclear cell (PMN) activity in patients.

To verify the nonlinear site response at the site under main shock, the alternation of the site response was examined using the main shock and small event records before and after the main shock.

Therefore, during the formation of the ball, two processes reinforce or counteract each other alternately: the amplification process resulting from the addition of silk threads drives individuals to form balls and the circadian response to light (alternation of negative and positive phototropism) that reinforces the cohesion of balls during the day and reduces it during the night.

It could be argued that the fixed pattern was biased towards the alternation response (it contained 60% of alternations), explaining thus the absence of the repetition effect.

Thermoperiodicity, also called thermal periodicity, the growth or flowering responses of plants to alternation of warm and cool periods.

It might be expected that a response which is composed of the alternation of two systems with different properties would extinguish the periodicities of the constituent sub-models.

Such  "originally automatic" motions are homeostatic: As a heart beats, the alternation of contraction and relaxation is maintained and modified in response to the needs and experiences of the organism (OM 1, prop. 19).

Alternation of asexual and sexual reproduction may also influence the response to selection in two additional ways.

But by far, the neurons' strongest response was to the birds' combined effort, the rapid alternation of male and female syllables in the actual duet.