Sentence examples for manipulation that would from inspiring English sources
The story, as usually told, emphasizes Vernon's search for "naturalness," for methods of card manipulation that would look entirely real, even under scrutiny.
It doesn't take much imagination to think of the partisan manipulation that would take place.
The fact that many agronomically important crops, such as rice and potato, are betain-deficient has inevitably led to proposals that it might be possible to increase stress tolerance by genetic manipulation that would allow non-accumulators or low-level accumulators to accumulate betain at protective levels (McCue and Hanson 1990).
For the current study, choosing the Touch of Evil clip that has multiple objects in the frame that could be relevant to the narrative at any given moment allows for a top-down manipulation that would require viewers to look in different places (Bazin, 1967).
Second, this effect is found even when a sensory asynchrony is present, a manipulation that would normally obliterate the illusion.
Our results also do not support the idea of condition-dependent manipulation (that would depend on male traits); although we found that females which mated with 1-year-old males laid eggs with higher androgen levels than those mated with older males, the young males did not exhibit any obvious responses to the yolk androgen levels in their foster clutch.
In addition, synapses potentiated during training could not be further potentiated by experimental manipulations that would have otherwise induced LTP; that is, inhibitory avoidance training occluded LTP.
The third question we addressed in the present study was whether we could improve the memory for novel characters by using manipulations that would increase the midfusiform's activity during learning.
Similarly, genetic manipulations that would allow the exploration of gene function have not been established for any jakobid.
However, the present results suggest that before-after RAC* studies may be less sensitive to manipulations that would decrease dopamine release.
Reviewer 3 recognized that the overexpression system allows us to carry out manipulations that would be otherwise impossible, but asked if we can also use knockdown approaches.
