Sentence examples for measures of recognition from inspiring English sources

The association between measures of recognition memory like discriminability and hippocampal functioning has been intensively discussed in the literature.

However, the presence or absence of an association between measures of recognition memory and hippocampal functioning is completely reliant on the nature of the recognition task applied.

The results confirmed that the rats showed some measures of recognition (or habituation) as they explored the objects significantly less during the test phase compared with the sample phase, F 1, 20) = 84.6, p <.001.

In the first study to examine c- fos expression associated with behavioural measures of recognition [93], the control rats were given the same 20 recognition trials with the same set of 20 objects as those given to the experimental (recognition) group on the final test day.

1) For the behavioural results, the authors report that the slopes of learning were no different for permanent versus transient landmarks and neither were the final measures of recognition, but do not report whether recognition accuracy differed across the permanent and transient landmarks at time points throughout learning (i.e. when analyzed by quarter, in keeping with the imaging results).

At the follow-up session in the laboratory (Day 6), participants completed convergent measures of intrusive imagery, the Intrusion Provocation Task and the Impact of Event Scale Revised (IES-R; Weiss & Marmer, 1997), as well as measures of recognition memory for the film, behavior change associated with the film, and compliance at responding to mobile phone prompts.

The holiday season brought a mixed measure of recognition to the Gradison family of Washington and Cincinnati.

During that time, she gained a large measure of recognition, serving as a Pulitzer Prize juror for foreign news in 1996 and chairwoman of the cartooning jury in 1997.

It is likely that they organized baseball clubs around New York that gained a measure of recognition and acceptance because most of these Cubans were white.

Soul wasn't the likeliest sound in working-class Dublin, where a pickup group of 10 musicians comes together to enjoy a measure of recognition.

But the P.L.O. says that more than 90 countries have given it some measure of recognition as the representative of a Palestinian state.