Sentence examples for fixation engagement from inspiring English sources

We investigated children between seven and twelve years of age regarding the impact of central fixation engagement (gap, overlap) as well as target eccentricity on pro- and antisaccades elicited by visual and acoustic peripheral targets.

Most likely the patterns of fixations and the engagement of the right lateral brain areas in expert chess specific recognition are related to the same underlying cause – the chess specific knowledge.

I'm not convinced that there are cracks in the public's fixation on social media engagement; however, there are signs that LinkedIn might be the network to capitalize on the growing chaos in the social networking marketplace.

Using an innovative testing framework across three different categories of advertisers, we found the larger units outperformed the smaller units on almost every meaningful metric: eye fixation duration length, in-unit engagement, ad recall, and even fewer frowns.

The computer simulation demonstrated that the novel stem, designed for proximal engagement, allowed for reduced distal fixation, particularly in the 40 60 year male population.

In this design, fixation is achieved using a tapered screw for engagement with cortical bone and HA coating for subsequent osseointegration.

These clinical findings support published studies indicating that alignment accuracy improves with Patient Specific Instrumentation, and cementless fixation with tantalum porous metal-to-bone surface engagement is more stable than porous-coated or cemented implants.

Fixation strength of the construct is maintained, since engagement of the screw by the SLE is independent of the bone quality.

Participant responses were recorded via an electronic response button and monitored to ensure engagement with the task, and therefore consistent eye fixation.

Open reduction internal fixation (ORIF) indications were, fractures with high risk of neurovascular injury and engagement of the distal aspect of the proximal fragment in brachial muscles and unsatisfactory closed reductions.

A common criticism of the use of a fixation task for studying perceptual mechanisms is that there is no attentional engagement with the stimulus.