Sentence examples for during the devaluation from inspiring English sources

In the habit test, the alternate wrist to that devalued during the devaluation sensitivity test was then devalued.

While the number of lever presses was again not different between the devalued -and non-devalued groups during the devaluation probe test in the conditioning chambers, devalued mice made significantly fewer HEs compared to non-devalued mice (t = 8.63, df = 14, p<.05) (Figure 4I).

However, the number of lever presses and HEs did not differ between the devalued and non-devalued groups during the devaluation probe conducted in the conditioning chambers (Figure 3I).

To test if OCD patients showed stronger conditioned arousal to warning stimuli during the devaluation test and whether this might cause overactive habit formation, we recorded skin conductance responses (SCRs) throughout the experiment.

There were no significant differences in the amount of food consumed during the devaluation procedure between controls and monkeys with DLPFC lesions, for either foodstuff (t4 < 1.54, P > 0.20).

We analysed performance during the devaluation sessions and found no tendency of any group to change its responding over the course of the session; that is, monkeys were as likely to choose objects associated with the devalued food at the end of each session as at the beginning (data not shown).

Nonetheless, during the subsequent devaluation probe in the conditioning chambers no significant differences were found between the devalued and non-devalued groups in the number of lever presses or HEs (Figure 2I).

The rupee has weakened more since the end of July 2011 than it did during the 1991 devaluation.

In recent days, Mr. Duhalde has said repeatedly that he favors a special one-time tax on those companies that reported windfall profits from the devaluation or during the preceding decade.

In 1997 Forbes estimated his net worth at $16 billion, but the holdings of Suharto and his family are said to have lost much of their value in recent years, mainly because of the devaluation of the rupiah during the Asian financial crisis.

Export duties were almost non-existent during the 1990s, but were raised after the devaluation in 2002 to capture windfall profits from exporting firms.