Sentence examples for more naturalistic settings from inspiring English sources

These more naturalistic settings might reveal more than the constrained setting of TIM and a previous study has found it to be an effective method [ 61].

We scripted the teacher's use of gaze and gesture across the four lessons (see "Design," below), based on previous research on teachers' instruction about slope and intercept in more naturalistic settings (e.g., Alibali et al., 2013).

Video appears to be feasible as a medium for teaching DBT skills material under controlled conditions; future research is needed to examine the effectiveness of video in more naturalistic settings.

An important question to ask is to what extent the fronto-parietal coherence that we found to support observational learning is representative for the learning of new motor repertoire in more naturalistic settings.

First, when learning to manipulate grasped objects in more naturalistic settings the arm is not restricted to a horizontal plane and objects are more akin to simple inertial loads.

Active video-game play equals light-to-moderate physical activity [ 31, 32], but in more naturalistic settings, like at home, the results have not been as promising [ 34].

The more naturalistic setting of the SAT and mSAT may be less demanding of executive resources.

To facilitate additional case studies, we also recommend further developing the prototype, such that it can be used more conveniently in naturalistic settings, provides more sophisticated analysis functionality, and can be extended more easily for future evaluation purposes.

To facilitate additional case studies, we also recommend further developing the prototype such that it can be used more conveniently in naturalistic settings and provide more sophisticated analysis functionality.

More systematic efforts to document contingent behavioral strategies in naturalistic settings and more creative efforts to simulate ecologically relevant opportunities for contingent cooperation in the laboratory may help to resolve this paradox and shed light on the mechanisms that favor the evolution of cooperation in apes and other primates.

Convincing evidence of efficacy in naturalistic settings is more likely to lead to greater acceptance in prescribing the relevant medication.