Sentence examples for human paradigm from inspiring English sources

We have stringently and operationally defined premature responding with a translation of the preclinical 5-CSRTT [itself based on a human paradigm; see Robbins (1)].

As the AC5 KO mice exhibit longevity and protection against diabetes, obesity, and cardiovascular disease (Yan et al., 2007, 2014; Lai et al., 2013; Ho et al., 2015) along with enhanced exercise performance demonstrated in the current investigation, this model replicates the human paradigm of healthful aging.

The Arup coöperative model is less a business plan than a human structural paradigm; it's a reciprocal network, in which the load paths are mutually supporting, and it's the true basis of Ove's "small-scale experiment in how to live and work happily together".

The goal of this study was to determine effects of rTMS for tobacco craving and cognition using a short-term (3-day) human laboratory paradigm.

To define an IoT "Thing," I'm going to employ Maslow's hierarchy of needs — that well-known human psychology paradigm typically displayed in the shape of a pyramid, with the most fundamental human needs (physiological needs like air, food and water) at the bottom and rising to the most esoteric needs (self-actualization or expression of full potential) at the apex.

I believe intelligent machines will dramatically disrupt the human rights paradigm, and they will certainly require that we look at what it means to be human in new ways.

When it comes to the economy, Netanyahu perfectly well understands that Israel has to adhere to international standards, but he has never understood that the human rights paradigm is the new global gold standards in international politics.

This global class takes the human rights paradigm very seriously indeed, and sees it as a moral vision in which individual rights are truly sacred, meant to prevent national sovereignty to be used as cover to kill and torture citizens.

The second stressful condition was the no eye contact (NEC) condition of the extended human intruder paradigm [6], [25], in which the animals are placed in the test-cage and a human intruder enters the room and stood still at a distance of 2.5 meters presenting their profile to the animal for 10 minutes.

In addition to measuring freezing behavior, individual differences in spontaneous coo vocalizations were assessed for 10 minutes immediately prior to the NEC condition while separating the monkey from its cage mate and relocating it to the test cage [alone condition (ALN) of the human intruder paradigm] (Fig. 1a).

In order to adapt our previous human psychophysical paradigm [12], [13] to awake, behaving monkeys, especially in a form that facilitates future microelectrode recordings, we made four major modifications (see Materials and Methods for details): First, because monkeys will not work long without rewards, the animals were rewarded for their responses.