Sentence examples for both groups the interference from inspiring English sources

In both groups the interference with education and the feeling of being in control of the headache was independent of depression and/or anxiety (Table 2).

However, our results showed that in all three age groups the interference training resulted in significant and comparable delayed gains, and moreover, that the within-session performance gains for the interference sequence (B) were not significantly (negatively) correlated with the delayed gains achieved for the initial sequence (A) in both the 17 and 12-year-olds.

For the creation of both groups, errors of interference were scored when the correct name was uttered in the non-target language in the picture naming task.

Those pathological groups significantly differ from "normal" groups in the interference phenomenon.

The students were divided evenly between both groups to avoid interference of biological age in the research results.

Both groups showed robust behavioural interference in incongruent trials ('Stroop effect'), however, interference was stronger in patients both in absolute (52 ms vs. 35 ms) and relative terms (8.3% vs. 6.1%) (group×congruence, F = 4.933, p = 0.026).

While both groups showed evidence of interference, there was no difference between control and experimental groups in the amount of interference.

From now on, we group the self-interference and the intrablock interference both caused by the desired user in order to only consider one interference term called the self-user interference (SUI).

However, the edge region was functionalized with hydroxyl group (Fig. 10a) and the interference of functional groups cannot be excluded.

We then compared the Sleep and Wake groups to each other in the interference and non-interference conditions (between-group, two-tailed t-tests, assuming unequal variances).

These findings lend credence to the notion that the experimental and control groups showed interference during retraining in the CWFF.