Sentence examples for most common paradigm from inspiring English sources
Using the most common paradigm to evoke endogenous pain inhibition [ 4, 5, 45], CPM proved to suppress SHPR as a test stimulus, such that there was a significant inhibition in trial 1 and in trial 2 (within session) in both cohorts.
Indeed, the most common paradigm encountered in clinical paediatrics when cough is a presenting feature is the differentiation between specific and non-specific cough.
While the most common paradigm of the therapeutic application of DCs reflects their use as cancer 'vaccines', additional and potentially more effective possibilities include the use of patients' autologous DCs as part of more comprehensive therapies.
The stop signal task (SST) is one of the most common paradigms used to examine cognitive control (Logan 1994; Logan and Cowan 1984).
In the most common client server paradigm (C-S mode), a client with IP address srcIP communicates with a server with IP address dstIP.
This is the most common experimental paradigm used by electrophysiologists to study and classify neurons (Markram et al. 2004).
We have restricted the analysis to female control cohorts at 25 °C and to the most common feeding paradigm in our data set, 1SY, an agar-based food mix containing sugar and 100 g L−1 yeast.
The knowledge of the most common programming paradigms, and the basic abstractions provided by each paradigm, are competencies to be attained by Software Engineering undergraduate students.
We applied a Go/Nogo task as one of the most common neuropsychological paradigms to investigate response inhibition in the motor domain [ 10, 11].
The most common contemporary notion of an aesthetic judgment would take judgments of beauty and ugliness as paradigms — what we called "judgments of taste" in part 1.
Cerebral Autosomal Dominant Arteriopathy with Subcortical Infarcts and Leukoencephalopathy (CADASIL), caused by dominant mutations of the NOTCH3 receptor, is regarded as a paradigm for the most common form of sporadic SVD.
