To assess the role of vision of the object, we compared the two straight-band conditions.
Finally, we compared objects printed by coaxial and simple extrusion methods.
We compared faces to objects, we get this nice little activation in a horizontal slice of the brain right there.
For data collected from object recognition, water maze, prepulse inhibition, and passive avoidance tasks, we compared the statistical differences between groups, using the two-way repeated measures ANOVA test, performed with the same SPSS package.
Rather than relating to each other, we treat each other as objects... and we compare each other to these expectations that we have.
In order to define the relation between 2D Fourier spectral properties and different categories of man-made images more closely, we compared man-made images with photographs of real-world objects (natural scenes, plants, simple objects and faces).
We compared prevalences between groups.
Considering this task, we compared the accuracy of activity quantification for objects scanned in hot background.
We compared response rates between the groups.
First, we compared activity in DLPFC and VLPFC, testing relative specialisation for location vs. object coding.
