Sentence examples for familiarity based on from inspiring English sources

Answering personal questions can lead to a positive outcome as people often form bonds of familiarity based on similar life experiences.

This study presented evidence for the association between EEG signals and music familiarity based on the analysis of single-electrode-level PSD and brain functional connectivity.

This would artefactually inflate estimates of familiarity based on know responses.

However, we do think that the IRBs dealing with CBPR scholars would be more likely than other IRBs to have such familiarity, based on past applications by researchers to those IRBs.

In a similar experiment to Experiment 3 in Rajaram [ 11], Rajaram and Geraci [ 14] demonstrated that semantically related primes influenced estimates of familiarity based on know responses but, as in the repetition priming experiments had no effect on remember responses.

Thus, this model does not necessarily imply that subjects simply judge familiarity based on averageness: in fact, if the prior is multimodal, or nonconvex (as is the case in Figure 1A), then its "average" might have low probability density and hence our model would predict a low familiarity rating for it.

An alternative approach to the separation of recollection and familiarity is based on the assumption that the recollection and familiarity processes are independent, i.e. some items can only be recollected and some items can only be familiar but some items can be both recollected and familiar (Jacoby, Toth, & Yonelinas, 1993).

No familiarity was based on a "no" answer to the first question, moderate familiarity on a "yes" answer to all questions, while some familiarity was the composite of the remaining answers.

'Nano familiarity' was based on a composite of three questions.

To investigate the effects of familiarity on the parametric modulation of the canonical hemodynamic response function (HRF), a parametric regressor modelling familiarity was constructed, based on the familiarity judgments for each melody excerpt.

The other layout consisted of I, K, M, A, T, E, U, and S, corresponding to the keys pressed with the same fingers; these keys also replaced the standard A, S, D, F, J, K, L, and ";" keys.> -wrap-foot> The familiarity ratings were based on a 7-point scale, with 7 indicating the highest level of familiarity (Amano & Kondo, 1999).