Sentence examples for example each subject from inspiring English sources
For example, each subject is asked to learn a rule for classifying geometric figures.
In the first example each subject's underlying value was not expected to change between repeated measurements and so we model this using both multivariate hierarchical Bayesian models (HB1 and HB2).
In the second example each subject's underlying value is dependent on pace, a continually changing quantity, and so only the second multivariate hierarchical Bayesian model (HB2) could be employed.
For example, within each subject's negative BOLD ROI in V1 (Fig. 5a), the correlation between the pattern of activity for Gabor stimuli that were close to each other (Fig 5b) was much higher than the correlation between the pattern of activity for two Gabor locations that were farther apart (Fig 5c).
We cannot exclude the influence of UVB exposure when car windows are opened, for example, nor each subject's own intrinsic asymmetry.
17 We extended this study using serial blood samples in 17 subjects to calculate the rate of viral clearance (k in day−1) for each subject (examples shown in figure 4A).
To address this issue, a pseudo case control design can be used to reduce the number of subjects for whom covariate data are required (see for example, [ 105- 108]), where each subject developing disease is matched to one or more subjects without disease at the same point in 'time' using incidence-density sample.
In the table, each row (example or subject) has the form (x1, x2,..., x n, y), where x i are values of n attributes (e.g., subjects' ages, daily consumption of alcohol, etc).
If you were to learn Chinese you'd find that its grammar is similar to English in many ways – for example each Chinese sentence has a subject, a predicate and an object (though an English speaker would most likely find learning French easier than Chinese).
(Left) Non-brain control ROIs defined in each subject (denoted in light yellow; example subject shown).
For example, the subject of Bergman.
