Sentence examples for as one session from inspiring English sources

Subjects performed separate sessions of each: low-force isometric contraction (30% maximal voluntary contraction [MVC]), high-force isometric contraction (95% MVC) of the first dorsal interosseous (FDI) muscle until self-perceived exhaustion, as well as one session of a 30-min rest as a control.

And perhaps one of the most remarkable aspects of NMT is how rapidly one can see results: a MedRhythms patient who is unable to speak can gain the ability to say a new word in as little as one session.

The training can sometimes be as short as one session with a total of 128 stimulus pairings [ 16].

An internet-based self-help program was associated with improvement, but was not as effective as one session of in vivo exposure at the post-treatment assessment, although results were similar at follow-up [ 334].

Manchester began as a jingle singer and at one session she met Barry Manilow who introduced her to Bette Midler.

Fifth, the findings model a one-week lapse in time for spontaneous recovery and only a few minutes lapse for reinstatement, as well as only one session of extinction learning.

There was considerable variation in vTTI40 as well as in RMS−40 0 during these contractions, both within one session as well as across sessions.

The interventions were highly variable and lasted 20 40 minutes in just one session to as many as eight sessions per month for 1 to 6 months [ 13].

You can't expect a baboon to learn to flip on command in one session, just as you can't expect an American husband to begin regularly picking up his dirty socks by praising him once for picking up a single sock.

This treatment protocol might be inadequate as Sakuraba, et al. [ 9] found that 2 GMA sessions per week produced significantly higher efficacy rate in a shorter time as compared with one session per week.

Primary aim of the present study was to compare the effectiveness of I-StoP to substance use treatment as usual (with one session addressing IPV added; CBT-SUD+) in reducing physical IPV among patients referred for substance abuse treatment who were involved in a pattern of IPV perpetration.