Sentence examples for anonymous conditions from inspiring English sources

"These artifacts," Wershler claims, "aren't conceived of as poems; they aren't produced by people who identify as poets; they circulate promiscuously, sometimes under anonymous conditions; and they aren't encountered by interpretive communities that identify them as literary".

As a key innovation, our experimental design allows measuring exact levels of cheating behavior under anonymous conditions.

From Figure 12a, we can see that the increase of k has little influence on the average entropy H b. In this paper, we select the maximum k and l as anonymous conditions, so the anonymous users that satisfy the conditions are so many that the variation of k influence on H b is little.

Unfortunately, under typical anonymous conditions, such information is unavailable.

Human tendon samples were obtained, under anonymous conditions, from three young healthy patients during anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction surgery with semitendinosus tendon, after informed consent and local ethic committee approval.

In a third design, the group of four players could talk before and after the experiments but were anonymous to each other until the tenth and final round, when all players' identities were revealed; group contributions increased from 50.5% of total possible contributions under anonymous conditions to 70.5%, which translates to a 40% increase.

The anonymous condition of all users within the set would be satisfied.

As regard to legal authentication in distributed anonymous condition, it can be achieved in the way of zero-knowledge [26].

The study's two-group experimental design randomly assigned 32 pre-service teachers either to an identifiable condition (with the assessors' full real names attached), or an anonymous condition; and both groups were asked to provide written comments on five assessees' microteaching performance based on videos of their teaching.

In a one-round public goods game, every player had to reveal his or her contribution in front of the ten-person group and contributions increased from 34.4% of possible donations in the anonymous condition to 68.2%, or a calculated 98% increase.

In the present paper we address these issues using a novel technique we developed, the pre-merged questionnaire, which allows comparisons between respondents and non-respondents even under anonymous survey conditions.