Sentence examples for guided subjects from inspiring English sources

The researchers guided subjects' memories by saying "tell me everything you can remember about the event", and then further aided retrieval with cues like "what were you thinking, what were you feeling, and what was the lighting like in the cabin?" These detailed recollections were compared with the known sequence of events, and a control group who had suffered less traumatic memories.

The main results show that when the guided subjects had no prior knowledge of the environment, guides with high spatial abilities provided more NLoc landmarks (e.g. "there is a bar") than ExoLoc (e.g. "there is a bar to the right of the bank") and EgoLoc landmarks (e.g. "there is a bar on your left").

A PowerPoint animation on a computer screen guided subjects through the protocols.

Our finding of co-variability between head and changes in eye position suggests that, regardless of whether changes in eye position take place spontaneously or are externally guided, subjects perform small movements of their head that follow the direction of eye gaze.

These should guide subjects with memory impairment to full memory consultations at hospitals and improve the access to early medical and behavioral support.

The strongest candidates were selected based on the developer's assessment of aptitude, with emphasis on the trainee's ability to interact and guide subjects through the testing phase.

Such a panel might improve clinical trial efficiency by guiding subject enrollment and monitoring disease progression.

18 19 This angle was marked on the floor to guide subject movement.

Brachial artery hyperemic velocity may be useful in clinical trials targeting microvascular dysfunction in severe sepsis by guiding subject enrollment and measuring physiologic efficacy.

At the end of the block (of duration ∼9 mins) global self-localization was measured by first passively displacing the subjects (the experimenter gently guided the subjects - who had their eyes closed - while they took very small steps backwards).

Decisions made for each of these steps can have consequences on results; however, there is typically not a single right answer and decisions are usually guided by subject matter knowledge or data-based heuristics [ 14].