Sentence examples for habitual I from inspiring English sources

However, when seeking and taking become more habitual (i.e., less dependent on the outcome following a behavior), the contributions of sensorimotor striatal regions may become more prominent.

Moreover, we recorded levels of self-report shock expectancy following the habit test to determine if responding could be defined as habitual, i.e., was evident in spite of low expectancy of shock.

The verb-tense, present-perfect, declares such activity habitual: "I've been opening windows …".

For instance, once these concepts are habitual, I next make it a point to compliment the strength of my students' legs.

The task is to inhibit an over-learned, habitual response (i.e., reading color words) in favor of an unusual, novel requirement (i.e., naming incongruously printed colors of color words).

During the whole duration of the study, subjects were asked to maintain their habitual lifestyle, i.e., physical activity and diet.

However, since our results demonstrate that goal-directed behavior is able to terminate habitual behavior (i.e., hour 2 compared to hour 1), the ultimate determinant of relapse may be a goal-directed action.

The stronger activation among the female participants in the right insula and the superior temporal may mediate the decision to resist making a habitual response (i.e., a safe response) and instead make a risky response (Paulus et al. 2005).

The instruction was to describe what was different compared to habitual condition, i e. a change could be the observed presence of a new symptom or a worsening of a previously existing symptoms.

A mini-version self-administrated food frequency questionnaire (FFQ) has been developed, with focus on habitual intake (i.e. last year) of fish and other seafood for dinner, as sandwich spread, in salads or as snack.

However, this cannot be the only reason because, contrary to our data, Liu et al. [ 10] have found higher IOP at night despite measuring in a sitting position, whereas Quaranta and coworkers [ 21] have not found a systematic increase of IOP at night even when measuring in a habitual position (i.e. sitting position during the day, supine at night).