A commanding presence in any ensemble she plays in, her soft tone and vocal precision are always counterbalanced with heavy and assertive grooves from her double-bass, interlocking with drummers, jazz, pop and groove alike.
Community involvement is limited to a mandatory protocol, and ideas are always counterbalanced by the status quo.
These two sets of environmental cues were always counterbalanced with respect to their association with the conditioning contexts, and clean bedding, nesting material and PVC tubes were provided at the beginning of each conditioning session.
In the numerous episodes of "The Andy Griffith Show" that Marie and I watched, Sheriff Andy Taylor's stable temperament was always there to counterbalance Barney's overzealousness.
Negative remarks from Rembrandt's critics were in fact almost always counterbalanced by the highest praise.
It is possible that the absence of significant reductions in synaptic responses during consumption of chocolate during drug tests might be due to a learning or experience-induced change, rather than due to drug administration, because the saline condition was always tested first prior to counterbalanced tests of the effects of D1 and D2 receptor blockers.
On Days 2 through 4 (training), the mice were placed into a different context and presented with the same auditory cues, but now one cue (tone or white noise, counterbalanced across mice) was always paired with coterminating footshock (.3 mA,.5 seconds), whereas the other cue was not.
One of the intervals was always 1000 ms (standard); the other one (counterbalanced between the regular and the irregular interval) could be 500 , 700 , 8501000, 1150, 1300, or 1500 ms (comparison).
The order in which the blocks of trials were given to the rats was counterbalanced, except that 'familiar object exploration' was always followed by the 'novel object vs. highly familiar object' condition.
