Sentence examples for evidence perception from inspiring English sources

Our task was not designed to tease apart the extent to which neural activity represents sensory evidence, perception itself, or decision making.

Study 1 (102 raters) evidenced perceptions of higher aggressiveness and masculinity of butchers/hunters and higher self-esteem (hunters only), as compared with average men.

Results show evidence that perception of stakeholders and fairness is important for the regional acceptance.

This is important because there is evidence for perception of derived patterns in the binocular rivalry experiments of Kovács, Papathomas, Yang, and Fehér.

These two studies provide robust evidence that perception of host nation identification explains the effects of perceived cultural adoption on attitudes towards immigrants.

There was little evidence that perception of residential (familiar) neighbourhood impacted upon commentary about the unfamiliar space suggesting the findings are generalisable to the wider senior citizen demographic and transferable to other localities.

There is evidence that perception of movement is determined by the weighted input from different channels encoding direction [23], [24].

In sum, there is ample evidence that perception and action systems coactivate and interact with the language system, especially in semantic processing.

This variability in practice and access across Canada may be due to differences in access to testing services, funding and the interpretation of the evidence or perception of benefits from province to province.

The findings come days after the latest British Social Attitudes Survey found evidence of perceptions of prejudice in the workplace.

A questionnaire and an experimental user study conducted in two domains, provide evidence that perceptions of usefulness are dependent upon information task type, document genre, and the relationship between these two factors.