Sentence examples for fluency between from inspiring English sources
No significant differences were found in fluency between baseline and paroxetine (n = 5).
There was no significant difference in reading fluency between students in teacher training alone and those in the control group.
Moving with Gladwellian fluency between sweeping theories and pinpoint examples, he explains how music is shaped by external factors: technology, location, economics, happenstance.
There were no differences in the post-session comparison of verbal memory (Randt-paired words, short story) or verbal fluency between the high nicotine and denicotinized cigarette sessions, and there were no significant improvements in performance compared with baseline scores.
Carrusca's gradual return may greatly enhance Adelaide's midfield creativity, and with that increasing fluency between the Argentine, James Holland and Isaias who has been less influential thus far this season.
As in the previous episode the interaction ritual chain shows the fluency between utterances.
Moreover, although fluency was related more strongly to openness to experiences, we observed a strong correlation between originality and intelligence.
The injection site was covered with an aluminum foil (Fig. 1b) and after 5 min, the entire ear was irradiated (Fig. 1c) with non-thermal laser light (Biolitec AG, Jena, Germany) at 689 ± 2 nm delivered through an optical fiber containing a frontal light distributor with lens (Medlight SA, Ecublens, Switzerland) with the laser power of 0.1 1.56 W, and light fluencies between 0.4 and 25 J/cm.
Dr. Resnick worries that the so-called digital divide will not be one of access to computers but a "fluency gap" between those able to use them for learning and those who merely use them to play games.
It should be noted that analyses revealed a trend towards significance for the improvement in the number of perseverative errors on the MCST (z = −1.72, p = .08) and in the categorical fluency score between the preoperative and postoperative conditions (Z = −1.75, p = .08).08
The barrier between fluency in the language of the patient and screening for IPV affects PPN nurses' decisions to screen.
