Sentence examples for both the conditioned and from inspiring English sources
For instance, the Rescorla and Wagner model, developed for classical conditioning [42], assumes that learning directly depends on the salience and intensity of both the conditioned and the unconditioned stimulus (the reinforcement).
Each bee in the control group was subjected to three such backward trials, separated by 6 min. At the end of their three trials both the conditioned and the control bees were returned to the incubator for 3 hours.
Moreover, these controls can be used to check the efficiency of both the Conditioned and Controlled Ventilation System (CCVS) and the team's hygiene procedures.
The significant number of proteins annotated as nuclear or cytoplasmic and present among the identifications in both the conditioned media and cell surface sub-proteomes is noteworthy.
Claiming trad or skiffle as musically radical movements might be a problem; but as the Rolling Stones and the Who gorged on American blues, Donegan had created both the conditions and the appetite.
In order to achieve the global convergence, the stochastic optimization algorithm must satisfy conditions H 1 and H 2. The considered PSO satisfy both the conditions and can achieve the global convergence.
Study after study has shown that the act of having faith -- be it in an afterlife, an all knowing creator, or a CT scanner -- can have a dramatic effect on both the condition and quality of life during a loved one's final days, for the patient and family alike.
Web pages were included if they referred to both the condition and the intervention.
The prospective nature and consecutive participant recruitment provided diversity in both the conditions and distribution between sub-regions.
Sixty-three of the 155 web pages that mentioned both the condition and the intervention in question did not give any information about the effect of the intervention.
Fair employment refers to safe, secure, and fairly paid work and includes both the conditions and the nature of the work itself.
