Sentence examples for larger fixation from inspiring English sources

As much as Harvey likes mermaids, though, they are only part of a larger fixation with hybrid creatures.

We found a slight tendency for larger fixation disparities in dyslexics while reading a real text – in contrast to Jaschinski et al. [25] or Cornelissen et al. [5].

Regarding the sensory driven, fine tuning of vergence adjustment during fixations, the overall fixation disparity showed a tendency for slightly larger fixation disparities for dyslexic children and a general tendency for larger fixation disparities for reading at near distance for all children.

Interestingly, analyzing the horizontal fixation disparity showed a tendency for an increased fixation disparity for close reading (F1,18 = 3.43, p = 0.08) and a clear tendency for an overall larger fixation disparity for dyslexic children (F1,18 = 3.68, p = 0.07), while these effects did not interact (F-value <1).

Although the genetic differentiation within a population was significantly higher than among populations, there was still a moderate differentiation among populations because of a larger fixation index (FST) (0.14712, p < 0.01).

There is one previous report of eye position modulation in inferotemporal cortex for very large gaze angle shifts (10 40°) using large fixation windows of up to 5° [47].

In addition to larger mean fixation disparities in dyslexics, our study clearly showed, for the first time, that the standard deviation of fixation disparity during reading fixations were increased in dyslexic children.

We used the "large diamond" fixation target for this test, which is known to induce poorer fixation stability than other targets [ 27].

A large negative fixation index (F) estimate (−0.170, Table 2), the presence of many identical genotypes among the individuals, and the presence of significant multilocus linkage disequilibrium suggest that the principal reproductive mode of B. roxburghiana may be clonal for this plot, which is unexpected.

Large eccentric fixations in the amblyopic eyes would create asymmetries in the proportions of the nasal and temporal retina stimulated compared with a centrally fixated stimulus.

Maybe now that we seem to have no "safe" sweetener we will have to examine the larger problem — our fixation on sweetness in the American diet and an accompanying industry that has made soda cheaper than water.