Sentence examples for between these two presentation from inspiring English sources

That is, there was no difference in accuracy between these two presentation times, but only for high-contrast images.

The difference between these two presentation conditions may indicate differences in contrast and spatial scale, and clearly requires further investigation.

The exact reasons why severity and features are different between these three presentations are unknown, although differences in brain lithium distribution have been suggested.

The results of the prespecified comparison of these two decision aids found that there were no differences in outcomes between the two presentation formats (audio-guide decision aid mean decisional conflict score 24.32, compared to booklet decision aid 23.56, mean difference 0.7, (95%CI (-1.4, 2.9))[ 20] and as planned the two decision aid groups were combined for these analyses.

While we find a significant difference in strategic risk profile effects between the two presentation formats for strategy recommendation judgments, this difference is not significant for strategy evaluation judgments.

The Fisher's exact test showed no significant differences in the distribution of the number of missing values between the two presentation orders A and B for the three instruments (each p > 0.10).

"Rain's" producers, noting that all but three of the songs in "Let It Be" were also included in their show, and noting other similarities between the two presentations – which both owe something to the late-1970s Broadway show "Beatlemania" – sought half the revenues of "Let It Be".

Experiment 2 was like Experiment 1 but introduced a delayed repetition condition in which the comparison image had served as the standard 21 trials previously, so that 20 trials and 42 images intervened between the two presentations of the picture.

In such tests, the animal is introduced to object A then object B in the same apparatus but is removed from the apparatus between these two object presentations.

Leibniz distinguishes between these two modes of presentation early in his career and explicitly classifies many of his (later) published works such as the Essais de théodicée as exoteric.

Regardless of how short the interval between two presentations of a specific shade it is reasonable to suppose that an organism is capable of perceiving the shade in all its fineness of grain without being capable of recognizing it as the shade presented earlier.