Sentence examples for contextual dependence from inspiring English sources

Eighteen manifest HD patients, 19 first-degree asymptomatic relatives, and 36 healthy control participants completed two emotion-recognition tasks with different levels of contextual dependence.

Finally, recent simultaneous recording of thalamus and cortex has revealed a contextual dependence of neural activity for detecting and discriminating between different features of the sensory input, suggesting a dynamic relationship between the neural activity and the features of the sensory environment that are being represented in the thalamocortical circuit.

A fair portion of the constructive empiricist's account of scientific explanation is thus devoted to an explication of the contextual dependence of explanation.

Among other reasons given in favor of that contextual dependence, van Fraassen points out that explanations are typically causal in character — they attempt to situate the event-to-be-explained in the "causal net" postulated by the scientific theory.

This illustrates the complexity and contextual dependence of transcriptional regulation.

The differences observed between cell lines with respect to H3K9me2 are consistent with the highly contextual dependence of LSD1 function.

Due to multicollinearity with the dependent variable, the contextual variables index of dependence and the percentage of persons aged 65 or over in the municipality could not be included in the model.

In the same way, the dependence of hippocampus-dependent contextual fear conditioning on neurogenesis has been revealed in two mouse genetic models and by using X-ray irradiation but not in a number of reports by using other methods [53].

Regression analyses revealed that readiness to leave was (a) positively predicted by fear appraisals, (b) negatively predicted by shame appraisals, and (c) significantly associated with additional contextual factors (i.e., dependence on the perpetrator, stalking behaviors).

This type of writing has many dimensions to bring to the written form, such as time dependence and contextual issues, for which we lack well-defined scientific language and methods.

These studies illustrate the complexity of assessing the importance of social conditions in cross-national studies, both because of the variation across population sub-groups and the dependence on other contextual factors.