Sentence examples for dominant trials from inspiring English sources
A subsequent conjunction analysis revealed that the left prefrontal and posterior temporal activations observed during subordinately biasing contexts were also present when these trials were compared with the least executively demanding condition (i.e., single-related dominant trials).
The presence of a dominant individual leads to subordinates suppressing the amount they cache (Shaw and Clayton 2012), thus to control for the influence of dominance, where possible, the birds were observed by both a subordinate and a dominant bird leading to 3 trial types with the observed by subordinate and observed by dominant trials being collapsed into an observed condition.
However, most clinical questions will not have such a clear dominant trial.
Only two birds re-cached items in novel locations (Adlington in an observed by dominant trial and Hunter in a private trial) such that no analysis could be performed regarding the jays' re-caching behaviour.
The grasses were dominant in trials fertilized with mineral nitrogen, while the leguminous prevail in forage from trials fertilized with fermented sheep manure.
Dennis opened his campaign with a dominant time trial victory at the Australian championships in Ballarat, securing the national crown for a third consecutive season.
He had done so in the same way he won the Tour de France: dominant time trialling – his victory in Tuesday's stage against the watch in Lancashire was expected, but none the easier for that – more than adequate climbing and dominant team support from the moment the race started seven days ago.
However, two more dominant constructs, "Trial citizenship" and "Deferred responsibility" may explain some of the differences observed between the sites.
Participants first performed the task with their non-dominant hand and then repeated it with their dominant hand (32 trials for each hand).
Using the dominant hand, two trials of handgrip strength were measured using the dynamometer (Smedley's Dynamo Meter, Tokyo) and the mean recorded.
This is especially likely for the highly clumped food distribution, where even in our short trials, dominants spent more feeding time on the high-quality patches than subordinates (Fig. 5).
