Sentence examples for interaction showing that from inspiring English sources
The present study therefore replicates previous research showing that individuals who have consumed alcohol are more risk‐seeking than those who have not 9. Importantly, this effect of alcohol consumption was qualified by a significant cross‐level interaction showing that group risk decisions did not vary as a function of individuals' level of alcohol consumption.
He uses the concept of talk ratio from Furniss and Poulton to reflect on his rôle in the interaction, showing that the analysis has raised his awareness of this dominance in the dialogue.
Neurophysiologically we observed a complex sex × dimensionality × training × hemisphere interaction showing that the hypothesized decrease of brain activation (increase in neural efficiency) with training emerged for males in both 2D and 3D conditions, whereas for females this decrease was found only in the 3D but not with the 2D version of the MR task.
This is evidenced in the performer by gesture interaction, showing that even if familiar actions are observed, it does not translate into stronger motor resonance, as indexed by an increase in CSE.
A minimal 16-mer without the proline cluster produces a comparable interaction, showing that this cluster is dispensable in this binding assay.
In the right dorsomedial ROI (8, 59, 19), we found a task by period interaction showing that the increase of signal in this region from source to target is greater for the analogy than match task.
Significant cross-national interactions showed that country markedly influenced the relationship between PIU, psychopathology and self-destructive behaviours.
A time treatment interaction showed that this increase was significantly higher in the intervention group.
This interaction shows that both novices and experts were faster when the halves were both congruent and aligned.
"Research in human-robot interaction shows that a robot's ability to use nonverbal behavior to communicate affects their potential to be useful to people, and can also have psychological effects.
A significant interaction showed that students who practiced calibration in groups using guidelines showed the greatest accuracy in their predictions and postdictions.
