Sentence examples for in the same time window from inspiring English sources

An N400 effect elicited in the semantic priming task demonstrated the established centro-parietal maximum, whereas the difference between correctly responded to old and new ERPs in the recognition test was maximal over frontal sites in the same time window.

This alleviates congestions in the road network, allowing more drivers to complete their trips in the same time window.

This happens because more vehicles were able to use the road network in the same time window.

As the learning episode consists of a fixed time window, more vehicles using a given link in the same time window result in increased traffic flow in the link.

In such cases, our approach successfully provides drivers with an incentive to spread themselves over the road network, thus allowing more drivers to complete their trips in the same time window.

It is often difficult to unambiguously associate the observed ionospheric disturbances during a seismic event exclusively to the event, since competing candidate phenomena can also operate in the same time window.

The laboratory tests on rabbits suggested it might be effective up to three hours after a stroke in humans - about the same time window available for current "clot-busting" drugs.

In one control (called arrhythmic TMS or ar-TMS), we applied the same number of TMS pulses as in α-TMS within the same time window (same mean frequency), but with randomly jittered interpulse intervals, holding all other TMS parameters constant.

We found that 8 13% decreases in arterial pressures (mean, systolic, and diastolic) and especially in heart rate (by 20%) occur at the same time window at which mortality increases in the atenolol group, in very old (35 months old) animals, but not in young or moderately (18 months) old mice in which survival is indistinguishable from that of controls.

HS granular layer dendritic MAP2 expression increases within the same time window in which mossy fiber sprouting occurs in the kainate animal model (Pollard et al., 1994).

Probability that an augmented primary infection that occurs within a fixed time window of a PCR-confirmed case and in the same school is of the same serotype relative to the probability that an augmented primary infection that occurs within the same time window in a different school is of the same serotype.