Sentence examples for example conditioned from inspiring English sources
For example conditioned associations appear to last longer than semantic associations do in subjects with dementia (Glosser and Friedman 1991).
One team of researchers, for example, conditioned rats by injecting them with the drug cyclosporine A which suppresses the immune system and is used to prevent transplanted organs from being rejected by the body while also feeding the rats water sweetened with the artificial sugar saccharin.
For example, conditioned media from glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) cells can transform neural precursor cells, causing them to become highly proliferative and to express markers of stem cells.
For example conditioned fear responses to contextual stimuli are eliminated with hippocampal lesions even though responses to discrete conditional stimuli remain intact (Kim and Fanselow, 1992; Phillips and LeDoux, 1992).
For example, conditioned reinforcement supported by a normally trained cue is insensitive to devaluation of the predicted outcome (Parkinson et al., 2005); however if the cue is trained like the 'flavor' cue in the current experiment, then devaluation of the predicted outcome completely abolishes the ability of the cue to serve as a conditioned reinforcer (Burke et al., 2008).
In England, for example, conditions are generally more conducive to swing and seam bowling.
Among the Eskimo, for example, conditions of life were so severe that it was sometimes the practice to kill female children shortly after birth, lest there not be husbands able to support them.
Figure 4 Example: condition reordering.
For example, conditions on state constraints and the local existence of a dominating integrable function (see (3.1)) hold.
The photograph indicates an example condition of the microtremor measurements at TMP03 filmed on April 15 , 2016 between the foreshock and the main shock.
Let us note that in this example condition X of a strictly convex Banach space is not sufficient for the conclusion of Theorem 2.1.
