Nonetheless, previous studies generally employed limited batteries of outcome measures (see [ 67, 68]) or lacked adequate controls that are matched for intensity and experimenter contact [ 86].
Note that although the speech and tone stimuli were matched for intensity and duration, they were not matched for acoustic content or complexity, and so it would be premature to conclude that any differences in waveforms were due to the speechlike nature of the syllabic stimuli.
In this study, 100 participants with schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder were offered a six month job placement and randomized to receive IVIP (n = 50) or support services (n = 50) matched for treatment intensity.
A potentially important difference between the studies was that Romo and colleagues tested monkeys with vibrations that were matched for subjective intensity (and thus presumably rms velocity) whereas we used vibrations that had equal amplitude (and thus differed in rms velocity).
For example, when VST and EST groups were matched for training intensity (Hortobágyi et al. 1998; Lieber et al. 1996), both interventions increased MVC force at the same rate and time course.
Thus, by definition, one of the 2 components was at exactly 25% air dilution and the other was at some lower dilution concentration (e.g., 22%) where they were matched for perceived intensity.
The stoicism and vigor of these interviewees, often first viewed as young people in vintage Super-8 or 16-millimeter film, and then as elders in contemporary digital formats, create a dialogue between the inspired, committed youth they were and the wizened, wistful, sometimes disappointed middle-aged folks they became, discourses that no fiction has yet matched for their poignant intensity.
That start was the highest quality tennis Murray has played all year, matched only for intensity by his crushing of Monfils.
Materials and methods, Material and task: "Colored circles were matched for size and color intensity, and formed two different stimulus sets (yellow, blue, red; or green, orange, pink).
Colored circles were matched for size and color intensity, and formed two different stimulus sets (yellow, blue, red; or green, orange, pink).
In the present research, we addressed this issue by using pleasant, neutral and unpleasant stimuli, with emotional (i.e., pleasant and unpleasant) stimuli matched for self-reported emotional intensity.
