The phrase "and spatial variants of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different forms or versions of something that vary in their spatial characteristics or arrangements.
Example: "The study examined various types of landscapes, including urban areas and spatial variants of rural environments."
Alternatives: "and spatial variations of" or "and spatial forms of".
In the current series of experiments, patients with neglect did manifest a decrement in sensitivity over time on task, but only on the spatial variants of the tasks in Experiments 2 and 3. Might such a deterioration in performance be due simply to impairments in spatial memory?
The present study used the lateralized readiness potential (LRP) within a dual task design to elucidate the dynamics underlying these differential effects for a color and a spatial variant of the Simon task.
We therefore designed a new, more demanding experiment such that control subjects made a similar numbers of initial errors on both spatial and non-spatial variants of the task.
Figure 6C shows on a log scale the sensitivity (d′) during each epoch for the neglect and stroke control groups while performing the spatial variant of the sustained attention task.
A spatial variant of General Regression Neural Networks is developed for Geographically Weighted Regression (GWR) and prediction analysis.
This method for equation (1) and its special case (4) basically depends upon the nonincreasing properties in the spatial variant of solutions, which is trivial with (mu_{1}=mu_{2}), while it may be invalid if (mu_{1}
end{aligned} (25) The purely spatial variant of the stress-energy tensor (W^{ij}) was introduced for example in (23).
We have previously used a spatial variant of the object-switching task to examine the overlap between the selection of information in WM and perceptual selection (Hedge & Leonards, 2013).
Unlike Experiment 2, where letters were used, healthy elderly control subjects did not perform significantly worse on the spatial variant of the task compared to the non-spatial (pattern) variant [paired t, P > 0.05; Mean errors on spatial task = 2.21 SD 2.36, 95% CI 0.85 3.58) and mean errors on non-spatial task = 6.36 (SD 9.26, 95% CI 1.01 11.7)].
As in Experiment 2, they were asked to respond to individual locations on the spatial variant of the task, whereas they were now asked to respond to two (out of a possible 5) patterns on the non-spatial task (Fig. 8A).
