Sentence examples for context participants from inspiring English sources

With limitations on providing answers and context, participants are stripped of their normal anchors of expertise.

This could potentially be argued to support the hypothesis that Context participants explored the scene more.

During this time Context participants are more likely to look at the car than No-context.

In this context, participants regarded advice from sales assistants as rather burdensome.

However, the Context participants had longer fixation durations, and there was a targeted effect of looks at the car with the bomb the first time it is on the screen for No-context participants.

Thus, data in all the following analyses are in terms of three groups: the Context participants that made the inference (Context + Inference), the Context participants that did not make the inference (Context + No-inference), and the No-context group.

You don't go around far and wide and talk about it [prolapse], but you can do it in the right context (participant no. 6).

In some research contexts, participants and data collectors can be blinded to the experimental condition that participants are assigned to, and to the research hypotheses, while the data analyst can be blinded to key parts of the data.

Beyond these two distinct contexts, participants of the dialogue emphasized how several of the key issues transcended these end-use and geopolitical divides.

Ultimately, for traditional use contexts, participants expressed that crafting a modern wood energy sector will require changes in political attitudes, public policies, resource governance (including clarification of tenure rights) and the mobilization of resources for capacity-building and investments across production, processing, distribution, and consumption.

The fixation duration effect may indicate that Context + Inference participants are under less cognitive load than No-context participants, which is consistent with what is expected for participants with better comprehension (Rayner, 1998), but we treat this result with caution.