Sentence examples for conjunction and interaction from inspiring English sources
Since these discrepant results could be due to the paradigms used (subtraction designs), recent results obtained with conjunction and interaction analyses are presented, which confirm the role of parietal areas in executive functioning and also demonstrate the existence of some specificity in the neural substrates of the executive processes of updating, shifting and inhibition.
Conjunction inference and interaction analyses identified force coupling related activity in the ipsilateral posterior cerebellum that was independent of force levels.
In the next few years, we hope that these data will shed light on the optimal timing of initiation of ART and chemotherapy, tolerance and toxicity of chemotherapy in conjunction with ART, and interactions between hormonal treatment for cancer and ART.
These examples as well as others along the same lines suggest a problem dual to that of collapsing and distributivity between conjunction and disjunction: some expected interaction laws fail to be created by some combination processes.
This result should, however, be handled with care, since it depends on the reliability of the aerodynamic coefficients (C a, Eq. (2)) for which precise knowledge about the satellite is required and in conjunction its interaction with the environment.
You don't want to stop what you are doing in other types of communication and interaction, but use it in conjunction with other tools.
‡ Main effect of literacy and healthcare system should be interpreted in conjunction with interaction term.
These findings stress the importance of performing gene expression analysis in conjunction with interaction networks to help to identify otherwise overlooked potential clinically-relevant targets.
Testing potential mediators in conjunction with the interaction between message strategies and audiences' cultural characteristics has been limited, however.
No participants explicitly distinguished Conjunction and Non-Conjunction sequences.
It is "new" at inferior conjunction and "full" at superior conjunction.
