Sentence examples for at preconditions from inspiring English sources

Despite the fact that effects of exogenous auditory attention have emerged in many studies and have been studied extensively in relation to LTM performance, relatively few studies have looked at preconditions for attentional shifts, at the interaction between exogenous and endogenous attention, or at how it affects speech perception in multi-talker conditions.

At preconditioning, mice were injected IP with vehicle and were placed in the chamber with free access to both compartments during 20 minutes to determine the initial place preference.

There are, thought, few authors concerned about the relevance on making ex ante analysis and looking at some preconditions, such as informational, economic, cultural, institutional, and competitive preconditions.

But making such a market work, it's now clear, requires at least three preconditions.

Martin McGuinness, the Sinn Féin veteran and deputy first minister, said it was very, very important that there are no preconditions at the discussions.

And this: Iran is likely to retaliate and "we believe there are at least the preconditions for a major escalation and a bloody conflict in the Levant".

We show that the reduction still holds if we restrict actions to have at most two preconditions.

Existing classification relies strongly on the indicator ''passenger frequency'', which focuses on transport related issues, blending performance with preconditions at a given site.

Regarding a conceptual understanding of scale-fragment development, the partial exfoliation within the vertical or horizontal transport pipes strongly relies on the preconditions at the two interfaces discussed (Fig. 7).

A wide range of preconditions at different centres may have blurred the results.

Most ethical theories of informed consent agree that informed consent has at least three preconditions: information, comprehension and voluntariness.