Sentence examples for condition pictures from inspiring English sources

For each condition, pictures of 10 spheroids were acquired under an inverted microscope at ×100 and analyzed.

At the test stage studied (primed condition) and nonstudied (unprimed condition) pictures were shown for 27 msec (ISI 3 sec).

In order to analyse these histologically stained sections quantitatively, under microscopy and standardized condition, pictures of TIFF images were taken at magnification ×40 and TIFF images were converted to greyscale (white, 255; black, 0) with the images software.

Decreasing verbal content increased activation in bilateral occipito-temporal regions (see Table 3 for co-ordinates of significant clusters) but only one cluster in the right middle fusiform [peak at 30, −42, −24; Z = 5.7] (see Table 4) was more activated by the purely nonverbal condition (pictures and environmental sounds) relative to each of the other conditions.

Soon after, Frankenstein did find its way back into my hands, though in the characterful condition pictured below.

In particular, performance on the three WAIS-III subtests with low scores was normal in the pre-stroke condition: picture completion (score 8), block design (score 7), and digit symbol coding (score 8).

We used the portable version, which is installed in an 'Explorer' case for tough operating conditions (pictures of the device are available in [45]).

It's a futuristic machine with futuristic good looks, and while I wouldn't advise using it in the conditions pictured above, the currently frozen wastes of Toronto make an excellent backdrop for this demon machine.

She worked on "Allure" with Christopher Hemphill, a process that took three years as she sought the elusive quality of personality in images of celebrities and models, in their gestures and sometimes violent expressions -- a special condition for pictures of Maria Callas -- and Mr. Hemphill did his best to oblige her.

In the control condition, a picture of the model's face accompanied the scenario.

Szigeti writes: "... the impossibility of communicating by phone or wire with my wife--whose condition I pictured with the somewhat lurid pessimism usual to young prospective fathers--was certainly a greater torment to me than all the other discomforts put together".