Sentence examples similar to displaying noise aversion from inspiring English sources

Channels displaying noise or monotonically decreasing activity were excluded from subsequent analysis.

Level of anxiety, subjective noise aversion and time estimation of the noise were taken.

Furthermore, exploratory behaviour and noise aversion may represent aspects of underlying trait anxiety as these behaviours have reliable test-retest repeatability.

This study suggests that the anxiolytic effect of diazepam on dog behaviour may be measured through an increase in exploratory behaviour and a reduction in noise aversion.

Michael D. Jimenez, the wolf recovery coordinator for the Fish and Wildlife Service outside Jackson, Wyo., says federal and state agencies have tried guard dogs, noise aversion (cannons or sirens set off by motion detectors) and "scent aversion," or placing wolf urine and scat on trees, for years.

The race was held up for eight minutes when War Admiral acted up, displaying his aversion to the starting gate.

She does this not only by displaying an aversion to any extended discussion of music and musicians, but also by omitting incidents that portray a different trajectory.

Noise variation was largely trait-specific (specific strains showing elevated noise for subset of traits) but also global (a few strains displaying elevated noise for many unrelated traits).

Thus displaying an unprofessional aversion to the fundamental principle in contemporary economics that government spending is a valid tool to fight economic slumps.

Adding to the difficulty, most venture capitalists-whose backing these days is critical to almost any startup-have displayed an aversion to anything as esoteric sounding as nanotechnology.

As our final graph shows, everyone displayed an aversion to giving negative feedback (though interestingly, the Gen Xers slightly less so).