Sentence examples for developing a paradigm from inspiring English sources

11 McCandliss continued by noting that a further innovation by Posner and colleagues came by developing a paradigm, the Attention Network Task (ANT), that could be used to look at the principles of attention by pushing around a simple decision.

Developing a paradigm to experimentally investigate the formation and the manipulation of spontaneous positive images would therefore aid investigation of this phenomenon and enable us to explore how an experience that may be beneficial, yet lacking, in depression may even become unhelpful in mania.

The limitations of this model have been addressed by dissident game theorist Nigel Howard, who has developed a paradigm of negotiation called dramatheory.

To develop a paradigm generating functional cerebral organoids, we used free floating embryonic bodies (EBs).

We have developed a paradigm that appears to be well-tolerated and effective in both the acute and preventive treatment of episodic and chronic cluster headache.

We developed a paradigm aimed at mimicking important aspects of contemporary HCI to empirically test the effects of sporadic brief delays with an average duration of 1.6 s.

In order to examine whether the amygdala could be activated in the elderly, we developed a paradigm designed to engage the amygdala on several levels.

Rudduck and Hopkins (1985) developed a paradigm of action research that aimed to "demystify and democratise research", as a response to their perception that educational research was not contributing effectively to classroom practitioners.

We developed a paradigm, using a specific tray as a conditioned stimulus (CS) for eating chocolate (unconditioned stimulus, US), to investigate the effects of context change on acquisition and extinction of conditioned chocolate craving using an ABA renewal design.

We have developed a paradigm for the design of power-train controllers based on a new set of principles such as function-architecture co-design and platform-based design.

"It's unlikely to be a one-size fits approach, but our hope is that by understanding the biology, we can develop a paradigm, much like we did with Gleevec, and then the rest of the field will get on board".