Sentence examples for blue conditions from inspiring English sources

In the Loom experiment (Figure 3, first row), the PSE obtained in the visual intersensory condition (second and fourth column) did not significantly differ from the visual control (green) or the auditory test (blue) conditions.

Figure  4 shows snapshots of the estimated source activity in left and right hemispheres for the 5 time windows, grand-averaged across subjects, for the Naming speech act, the Request speech act, and the difference between Request (red) and Naming (blue) conditions.

DNA binding curves of Pt Au1afull under dark (black) and light (blue) conditions obtained by quantification of the amount of free DNA in the EMSAs shown in Figure 3 revealed EC50 values of 860 nM (Hill coefficient of 1.35) in the dark and 90 nM (Hill coefficient of 1.65) in the light, indicating a 9.6-fold higher affinity of Pt Au1afull to DNA in its light compared with its dark state.

The right-hand bars represent the accuracy of identification in the individual task (blue, condition 2) and the Dual-task conditions (red, condition 3).

The left-hand bars represent the accuracy of event detection in the individual task (blue, condition 1) and the Dual-task (red, condition 3).

A Pearson's correlation was conducted (colour conditions red vs. blue) which revealed no significant correlations of either the red condition local/global tasks, r = 0.235, p = 0.469, or the blue condition local/global tasks, r = 0.216, p = 0.285.

The three lesion groups all showed broadly intact processing of the basic trial-by-trial probabilities on the Cambridge Gamble Task, as evidenced by consistent choice of the box colour that was in the majority (Fig. 6), as well as indifferent choice and longer deliberation times in the equal odds (5 red : 5 blue) condition.

The correct figure legend is: Figure 2 Upper panel: Repeated stress (S-blue) conditions plus accumulation of allostatic loads (AL-green) result in chronic stress, and with time loss of the individual resilience (R-red) levels.