Sentence examples for habituated as from inspiring English sources

We found that the control group habituated as described before.

Whether or not we are wired, as a species, to dream up boogey­men, we are habituated, as a culture, to seeking them out in shapes that conform to our collective anxieties.

Additionally, early in the series, the hippocampus was inversely coupled with the dorsal striatum, lateral and medial prefrontal cortex, and posterior visual processing regions; this inverse coupling also habituated as novelty accumulated.

Our decision to record picture ratings in a different sample from the participants who completed the inhibitory control tasks was motivated by concerns that participants' emotional response to the pictures might have habituated as a consequence of repeated exposure.

Habituated as Sackler had become to the place, and as its inhabitants had become to her (they called her Maddy or Miss Madeleine), Sackler still couldn't move around without a minder.

At time two, controls appeared to habituate, as reflected by an overall attenuated skin conductance response, whereas the PTSD group showed little change.

All groups were equally well habituated, allowing observations as close as 2 m.

One hour after the last habituation session, habituated and non-habituated rats were injected with cocaine as previously described and tested on the hot-plate.

This fact shows that users did not get habituated to the system as much as to gain consistency in the results.

"Young people, because of technology, because of the different ways they can entertain themselves, are not as habituated to going to the movies as the older generation".

The law, Aquinas suggests, must use "force and fear" in order to restrain those who are "found to be depraved, and prone to vice, and not easily amenable to words," so that they will "desist from evil-doing, and leave others in peace," as well as become "habituated in this way," and "virtuous" (Aquinas, ST, I.II Q95 A1).