Sentence examples for modalities verification from inspiring English sources

Percutaneous vertebroplasty was performed on sites where local percussion over the posterior elements of the involved vertebral body elicited pain, and this positive spinous process percussion was combined with imaging modalities verification (presence of bone oedema at the level of interest on STIR sequences of magnetic resonance scan).

The multi-modal identity verification system under consideration is built of d modalities in parallel, each one delivering as output a scalar number, called score, stating how well the claimed identity is verified.

Palmprint identification has emerged as one of the most popular and promising biometric modalities for personal identity verification due to its ease of acquisition, non-invasive procedure, high user acceptance and reliability.

Findings demonstrated that subjects performing the task responded faster and more accurately when the previous verification was in the same modality (e.g., LEAVES rustling) rather than in a different modality (e.g., CRANBERRIES tart) (Pecher et alia 2003).

When applying the property verification task or a different verbal task to study modality-specific effects, such as the modality-switch effect, it is important to select items carefully based on their modality-exclusivity.

However, the aim of CT is usually the verification of the efficacy of a new treatment modality based on preclinical study and logical rationale that the CT therapy could be superior to or at least not inferior to conventional therapy.

Goldberg, Perfetti, and Schneider (2006) applied functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to scan participants during a property-verification task that involved properties from four different sensory modalities (vision, sound, touch, and taste).

Lynott and Connell (2009) found that controlling property-verification items for modality-exclusivity results in a markedly larger modality-switch effect (in terms of effect size).

Further support for the theory that modalities play a pivotal role in concept representation comes from work on property verification (Solomon and Barsalou 2001; Pecher et alia 2003).

In "A sequential procedure for individual identity verification using ECG," Irvine and Israel tackle an intriguing biometrics modality that has received relatively little attention to date.

Property verification consists in deciding whether a property in a specific modality fits an object, for example, the auditory property loud for BLENDER and the visual property green for APPLE.