Sentence examples for human cues from inspiring English sources

Dogs' ability to pick up on human cues, as shown by Dr. Hare's study, is an example.

Wolves, though very smart, are much less adept than dogs at following human cues, suggesting that dogs may have been selected for this ability.

Another experiment, reported in today's Science by Dr. Brian Hare of Harvard and colleagues, shows that dogs have a special ability to pick up human cues.

"Cats understand human cues better than many people think," she said, although she added that did not mean they would respond as their owners might hope.

And self-driving systems are not good at detecting and interpreting human cues, such as gestures and eye contact, that facilitate coordination between cars on the road.

Dr. Hare believes that wolves probably have the same cognitive powers as dogs, but their ability to solve social problems, like picking up human cues to hidden food, is masked by their fear.

We did not directly compare the brain response to "unseen" sexual vs. cocaine cue categories because of the difficulty – for human cue-provocation studies – in equating the cues on a critical dimension: their relevance for the individuals' unique learning history.

Since the human cueing is necessary for the success in the two-way choice task, we firstly hypothesized that dogs selected for cooperation in visually guided tasks would show superior performance in comparison with the other working breeds.

Planned comparisons indicated that prior to training, symbols containing human form cues, general contextual cues, colour cues and multiple cues received higher target composite confidence scores than symbols without those cues, all ps < 0.05.

Following training, human form cues, general contextual cues and multiple cues all provided greater benefit than colour cues, all ps < 0.05.

Planned comparisons indicated that, prior to training, human form cues provided greater benefit relative to verbal cues and multiple cues provided greater benefit than verbal cues, general contextual cues and colour cues, all ps < 0.05.