Sentence examples for manipulated only one from inspiring English sources

The experiment used a between-subjects design that manipulated only one variable: the type of confidence scale used on the yes/no recognition test.

Whereas other researchers manipulated many aspects of dress (e.g., Maurer and Robinson 2008; Whatley 2005) or did not explain what aspects were manipulated (Cassidy and Hurrell 1995) to convey provocativeness or sexiness of dress, Workman and Orr manipulated only one aspect of dress: skirt length.

It is also important to note that the CARE Trial manipulated only one component of exercise dose and tested only one approach for combining aerobic and resistance exercise.

Because of the locations of the neurons (C2 is on the dorsal side of the brain and VSI is on the ventral side), we were able to manipulate only one C2/VSI pair at a time.

This applet allowed students to manipulate only one of the representations, and students could observe the changes happening in the second representation.

In that scenario, therapeutically manipulating only one misregulated conductance will fail to sustainably reverse hyperexcitability if a deranged homeostatic control mechanism can fall back on other conductances to achieve its misguided goal.

Our data (Figs 1 and 3) also suggest that a similar (though smaller) "preference" for the "blob" (nonface) stimuli could have been achieved by manipulating only one parameter (size).

However, we manipulated only variables for which high fluctuations from one year to another were not to be expected (e.g. HDI or GINI).

Matrix data: In this paper, we manipulated only binary matrices.

The Atari 2600 joystick was a 4-way digital joystick whose controls were easily manipulated with only one thumb, clearly a useful feature in controlling the joystick.

The prime minister won't be able to do much about the Israeli occupation, the Israeli restrictions, the Israeli destruction of infrastructure". Ever since foreign mediators talked Arafat out of appointing a political outsider who could be easily manipulated, there has been only one strong candidate for the job of prime minister: Mahmoud Abbas, known among Palestinians as Abu Maazen.