Sentence examples for faster presentation from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, performance of low-grade patients (see Figs 1 and 2) did not, meaning that high-grade patients, as a group, were significantly worse in identifying target stimuli when presented at a faster presentation rate.

Comprehension and accuracy in the faster presentation rates were unimpaired in both groups.

This slow presentation rate introduced by Smallwood et al. [38] was used because it has previously been demonstrated to increase the probability of off-task reports in comparison to faster presentation rates (e.g., 1250 msec [49]).

Since processing differences between HF and LF words have been found on early components (as early as 120 ms) probably reflecting pre-semantic processes of different reading strategies, we thought it possible to detect such differences when faster presentation rates than 1 stimulus per 800 ms – 1 stimulus per 2000 ms are used.

Faster presentation rate most likely increases processing load, and these data suggest that WM performance in ADHD-IA males may be more influenced by processing speed demands than the ADHD-CT group.

Only the first syllable is presented (i, ni, sa, or yo instead of i-chi, ni, sa-n, or yo-n) such that the entire stimulus is presented despite the fast presentation rate.

Notably, at the fastest presentation times, discrimination of expressions in the simplest images had an accuracy rate nearly 60%% higher than in realistic faces, and accuracy was substantially higher than is typically reported at such presentation times (Whalen et al., 1998; Pessoa, Japee, & Ungerleider, 2005).

This fast presentation rate limits the contribution of cortical neurons, which are unable to phase-lock at such fast rates [ 49].

The fast presentation of the cue (67 ms) and stimuli (40 ms) precludes saccadic eye movement, permitting a measure of exogenous covert attention.

For large frequency differences and fast presentation rates, which promote two distinct perceptual streams, they observed spatially segregated responses to the two tones.

A simple and unobtrusive FOG detection system with a small calculation load would make a fast presentation of on-demand cueing possible.