Sentence examples for hand counterbalanced from inspiring English sources

"You'd have a situation where each side felt itself to be asymmetric, even though anyone looking at both halves together would see a symmetric individual whose left hand counterbalanced the right".

Participants classified auditory stimuli as words versus pseudowords (i.e., items that don't exist in the lexicon but share the same phonological properties as real words) with their left versus right hand (counterbalanced across subjects).

This procedure allowed us to compute lateralized readiness potentials (LRPs)—a neural marker of response selection and preparation [ 12] by mapping each specific semantic category to a specific motor plan (e.g., animals with the right hand and objects with the left hand, counterbalanced across participants).

Before each block of the memory detection test, participants practiced a block-specific list of target words and were instructed to detect and press one button whenever they recognised a target word, and press another button for any other words (buttons and response hand counterbalanced across participants).

In the recognition test, each scene was first shown for 1.25 s, then a 6-point scale was superimposed on the scene for 2.8 s, along which a marker was moved by pressing one of two keyboard buttons, with the index finger of each hand, to indicate degrees of confidence as to whether the scene was old or new (direction and response hand counterbalanced across participants).

So, progress on the one hand is counterbalanced, or worse, cancelled out, by the low levels of fitness and high levels of obesity among the young.

Responses were made with the left or right index finger, and response hand was counterbalanced across run.

Response hand was counterbalanced across subjects and approximately balanced within genders (males: 11 left hand responders; females: 9 left hand responders).

The responses were made using left and right index fingers, and the response hand was counterbalanced across participants.

To make participants pay attention, we instructed them to listen carefully to the description of the black/white photographs and use the response box to indicate when this description was incorrect (the response hand was counterbalanced between participants).

The order of hands was counterbalanced across participants.