Sentence examples for colour decision from inspiring English sources

Consistent with the importance of task effects in the comparison of words and pictures, a recent study by Starrfeldt and Gerlach [ 2007] observed increased activation for words relative to pictures during a colour decision task (deciding if stimuli were coloured white or yellow) but not during a categorisation task (deciding if stimuli represented natural objects or artefacts).

Mark's very open about it; it was a bad colour decision.

They also indicated their confidence (high/low) in the colour decision.

For mean colour decision latency, one data point (39.29 s) was excluded as an outlier (group mean = 16.85 s, SD = 8.41).

However, deficits emerged on the measure of betting behaviour, when subjects were asked to wager some of their points on each colour decision.

There was a significant effect of group on the response latency to make the colour decision [ F (3,82) = 6.06, P = 0.001], where all three lesion groups took longer to deliberate compared with controls (vmPFC P = 0.008, insula P < 0.0001, lesion controls P = 0.021).

We all have elections, they said.In a club of 27 democracies, with an endless succession of national and regional ballots, electoral calculations inevitably colour decision-making.

I fear the knowledge of my MS would overpower their perception of me and colour their decision of whether to get to know me better.

Even if consistency is the overarching goal, every new leader has unique attributes that inevitably colour their decisions.

Dependent measures were decision-making quality (the proportion of trials where the majority colour was selected), decision-making latency (average response time to make the probability decision) and the average percentage bet.

Although the official price range is DM66-72 ($38-42), the price in the grey market is DM100.The main reason for this enthusiasm is that Pro-7 owns the eponymous station which shows "The X-Files" and other popular Hollywood delights; and Germans, newly bitten by the equity bug, are letting their evening viewing habits colour their investment decisions.