Sentence examples for modalities and information from inspiring English sources

When learning a novel task, an array of sensory modalities and information could be used.

Brown and others (2000) state that current modalities and information requirements for CDM are beyond the scope of community capabilities and skills.

Some programs are implemented in a vertical fashion with distinct implementation modalities and information systems, and limited attempts are being made to harmonize messages for behavior change across programs.

We conducted a survey of attitudes toward CAM and CAM use that included rate of self-use of CAM modalities and information-seeking behaviors amongst medical students, interns and selected faculty attending CAM workshops.

Hence, an alternative tool for analyzing coevolutionary games becomes available, and landscape measures such as modality, ruggedness and information content can be computed and analyzed.

Among the characteristics assessed for the 48 registries, the focus was on 4 major areas: public availability of registry data such as annual reports or aggregate data, availability of individual patient-level data to outside researchers, RRT modality and submodality information, and details on reported patient outcomes with a focus on mortality.

Although we expected improved accuracy by using different modalities, the accuracies obtained by the multi-modal classifiers combining different neuroimaging modalities and baseline clinical information did not produce improvements in accuracy for predicting different course trajectories.

Previous investigations of somatic hypersensitivity in IBS patients have typically involved only a single stimulus modality, and little information exists regarding whether patterns of somatic pain perception vary across stimulus modalities within a group of patients with IBS.

Support vector machine classification was applied with varying parameters separately for both modalities and to combined information obtained from MR and FDG-PET images.

Recognizing an object requires binding together several cues, which may be distributed across different sensory modalities, and ignoring competing information originating from other objects.

In this relation, three subtypes can be found: Contradiction, when the different modalities are semantically opposite or incompatible; Symbiosis, when different modalities expresses different information (i.e., spoken information that is not depicted on the visual modality); and Meta-Information, a relation that could not be found in movies.