Sentence examples for encouraged subjects from inspiring English sources

This patch-task encouraged subjects to freely view the picture because the patch image was randomly clipped out of the target picture and it was too small to be easily recognized if subject had just fixated at one place.

This encouraged subjects to prepare a right finger movement in advance, and indeed, reaction times were faster for right finger movements than left finger movements, in experiment 2, but not experiment 1 (ANOVA interaction F1,14 = 17.22, p<.001, follow-up t-test left vs right in the −50 ms condition: p = 0.0079 for experiment 2, p = 0.44 for experiment 1).

At each study visit, the coordinator discussed the laboratory results and encouraged subjects to take both their diabetes and study medications as ordered.

The way the camera worked also encouraged subjects to vary their poses.

We also note that intermixing "familiar" and "unfamiliar" faces as we have done here may have encouraged subjects to attempt to identify each presented face since there was no way to predict when a familiar individual would appear.

Although recall of pill intake may be associated with biased reporting as it generally results in over-estimation of adherence; the interviewer encouraged subjects to be honest and emphasized that no personal judgment was placed on responses.

Daily home practice was strongly encouraged, and subjects were given a booklet illustrating the specific poses to help with their independent practice [ 8].

On the other hand, in the Flipped Classroom, students are strongly encouraged to study and learn the subject matter more regularly since they get tested on a weekly basis (i.e. by way of quizzes and in-class practice problem sets).

This only encouraged Olbermann, who subjected Bill-O (as Olbermann calls him) to near-daily barrages of acid caricature.

Among other changes, Wirt's system led to greater emphasis on recreational and vocational activities in school, lengthened school hours from six to eight, created class levels based on age, and encouraged teachers in subject-area specialization.

"I did not grow up in a household where that was even a subject or encouraged," says Kruger.