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Interpretations of previous adult data (Pilling, 2009; Van Wassenhove et al., 2005) have rested on the effect of congruence-dependency, with congruent visual cues suggested to allow a prediction of the upcoming auditory signal, such that the degree of latency shortening reflects the difference between expected and perceived events.
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According to Parasuraman's [ 31] definition, service quality is based on service users' comparison between expected services and perceived services [ 32, 33].
Recent studies show a mismatch between expected and actual performance in low energy buildings.
It can tell the difference between expected and unexpected sensations.
From what I understand, this is basically a mis-match between expected and actual procedures of the two organizations.
This might explain the difference between expected and measured concentrations of Aβ1 42 in the ACSF.
Here, the difference between expected and observed as a proportion of the expected number of ESTs is potentially informative.
Agreement between expected and experimental results was observed in terms of specificity and discrepancies were clarified.
Recently, Yu and Dayan introduced a distinction between expected and unexpected uncertainty [26].
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