Sentence examples for counterbalanced size from inspiring English sources

Experiment 2 addressed this latter concern by using consistent and counterbalanced size changes, but only tested haptic, not visual matching.

The order of the manipulation was counterbalanced and the size of the image before manipulation was randomised.

For saprophages, a greater abundance in paddocks was counterbalanced by reduced body size.

To preclude litter-specific effects, a single pup per litter was used and litter size was counterbalanced when assigning litters to a treatment group.

The argument is typically made that any inaccuracies introduced by the ordered categorical simplification of measurement can be counterbalanced with a larger sample size, and a regression to means of the continuous population distribution as the sample size expands to infinity (Stevens and Galanter 1957).

This problematic incentive for using too large anticipated intervention effects to reduce the required information size might be counterbalanced by the use of a simple Bayes factor (see step 5).

The order of trials was randomly chosen and different for each subject, and the order in which subjects did the attractiveness and body size judgement conditions was counterbalanced.

The sensible approach would be to counterbalance such one-size-fits-all monetary policy with tight credit policy focused on Germany, implemented via extra-high bank capital requirements there.

This method resulted in a sample size of 36 viewers per counterbalanced version.

Participants completed both single-dimension tasks first (size and contrast, starting task counterbalanced across participants), followed by one randomly assigned orthogonal task.

Genome size increase was however partly counterbalanced by substantial DNA loss, especially related to Gypsy elements, although in other studies solo-LTRs have been found especially in Copia elements (e.g., Cavallini et al. 2010; Staton et al. 2012).