Sentence examples for contextual association from inspiring English sources

In the 240-280 ms time window, a second negative peak was observed, which was modulated as a function of valence and contextual association (unpleasant words associated with happy stimuli > unpleasant words associated with anger stimuli).

The model identifies and characterizes the spatial and temporal contextual association links and dependencies among datasets.

Hawkins, T., Luban, S. & Kihara, D. Enhanced automated function prediction using distantly related sequences and contextual association by PFP.

Aminoff et al. proposed an integrative account, whereby the PHC is sensitive to contextual association and reflects activation of the relevant stored contextual representation28.

Presently, the nature of these discrepancies is not clear and may be related to differences in the duration of stress (4 6 weeks for UCMS vs. 10 days for CSD) or protocol (unpredictable stress vs. contextual association with an aggressor).

Adjustment for covariates slightly attenuated the ward-level association and eliminated the contextual association, suggesting that individual perceptions and the collective community phenomena were equally strong predictors of women's risk of IPV and should be taken into consideration when planning interventions.

In recognition memory paradigms the precuneus has been associated with enhanced familiarity for items (Yonelinas et al., 2005)—the emotional context in this case would act to increase the salience of the associated item, in turn increasing the likelihood of contextual associations being regenerated (Lundstrom, Ingvar, & Petersson, 2005; Lundstrom et al., 2003).

Kveraga, K. et al. Early onset of neural synchronization in the contextual associations network.

Traditional paleontologists have comparably investigated osteological structures and used contextual associations, stratigraphic layering and radiometric dating to organize different animal groups into likely patterns of ancestors and descendants.

Whereas individualistic cultural groups emphasize an independent self, reflected in processing biases towards centralized salient objects, collectivistic cultures are oriented towards an interdependent self, attending to contextual associations between visual cues.

In real-world environments, sound events are related to other events inside a particular environment, providing a rich collection of contextual associations [14].