The results would almost certainly be much different if the test subjects played violent combat or horror-survival games like those in the Manhunt, Grand Theft Auto or Call of Duty series, just as you would expect film buffs to have different physiological responses while watching "Rambo" or "Saw III" as opposed to "The Little Mermaid".
The Digene Corporation, a publicly traded company in Gaithersburg, Maryland, uses a much different approach with its test.
Comparison of Novartis Set C (orange bars) and the Hansen et al. set, Set D (red bars) by mutagenic substructure counts taken from Kazius et al. Even within a distinct substructure, aryl-amines, the pharmaceutically relevant set is much different from the Ames test results typically presented in the literature.
At the office of Dr. Sandra C. Belmont, director of the laser vision center at the Weill Cornell Medical Center in Manhattan, Mr. Mulroy merely sat in front of a sleek white and gray machine that looks not much different from one that tests for glaucoma.
If a GEI for testing is much different from GEIs for training, quality of the GEI for testing becomes low, the dissimilarity is modified based on its low quality so as to lessen the dissimilarity considerably, and hence it behaves as a so-called wolf in Doddington biometric zoo concept [40].
The AP motion resulting from load testing was much different than is specified by the displacement standard.
In the specific examples considered here, it is shown that estimates of transmissivity from pressure tests are much different from the upscaled estimate.
To try and get the field back on track, Levesque is encouraging artificial-intelligence researchers to consider a different test that is much harder to game, building on work he did with Leora Morgenstern and Ernest Davis (a collaborator of mine).
The frequencies of the C3435T alleles in our test groups were much different from those reported for normal healthy Han Chinese populations (reviewed in Li et al. 2006).
But the full battery of tests found a much different situation.
