Sentence examples for for later recognition from inspiring English sources

Here, we investigated the role of post-learning sleep for later recognition memory for neutral, happy, and angry faces.

The models of HMM are accessed and trained on Wall Street Journal (WSJ) corpora [50] and the generated tied-state cross-word triphones are utilized for later recognition purposes.

Our gene cassettes for split-fluorescent protein are bound by FRT and att (L1 or L2) sites for later recognition by Flp recombinase (a site-specific recombinase derived from the 2 µm plasmid of budding yeast) and Gateway LR Clonase, respectively.

As in Experiments 1 and 2, participants were presented with emotionally and neutrally spoken words during study and asked to memorize these words for a later recognition test.

The instructions for both study phases were identical to Experiment 1 and 2. Participants were again asked to focus on the words and to remember the words for a later recognition test.

Subjects were instructed to remember the presented words for the later recognition memory test.

Theoretically, the associations could be produced by mothers with high environmental pollutant levels (or lifestyles associated with high levels) having their amniocentesis later, due to, for example, later recognition of pregnancy.

We examined the relationship between eye fixation durations during study and later recognition memory for individual words to test whether (1) increased fixation time on a word is associated with better memory, and (2) increased fixation times on LF words can account for their hit rate advantage.

Kirsten Dunst won an acting prize there, buoying hopes for later Oscar recognition, but director Lars von Triers may have left the film — as one industry exec put it — "dead in the water" after making comments about being a Nazi.

The health visitors collected the data on paper forms which were scanned using optical character recognition software for later analysis by the research team at the University of Glasgow.

Atopy is an immunological condition, and eczema 18 and skin prick reactivity 19 in infancy are associated with increased risk for later asthma, but there is increasing recognition that the airway epithelial cell, and not the humoral immune system, is important to the development of asthma.