Sentence examples for of the same paradigm from inspiring English sources

In fact, it might be expected under the "More of the Same" paradigm.

Still, the nomination of Mr. Gingrich would very much violate the "More of the Same" paradigm, given that he has proudly and loudly proclaimed that he will not adopt the auspices of a traditional campaign, and that he would be one of the most unpopular candidates ever to be nominated by a major party.

This study has been a first attempt to investigate the validity of direct comparisons of the same paradigm employing the standard versions of two approaches.

Considering the lack of direct methodological comparisons the main aim of this study was to address the comparability of the same paradigm investigated with differing methodologies, namely presenting images on a touchscreen as compared to using solid objects.

Taking advantage of the large number of participants run on the same paradigm allowed us to look at general properties of identity in face processing and delivered substantial statistical power to our functional connectivity analysis, which measured low-level interactions that might normally be swamped by stimulus-driven activity (main effects).

Irrespective of the specific representation of time, lot-sizing models are based on the same paradigm of balancing the trade-off between setup costs which are incurred whenever a production run for a product is started and inventory holding costs charged for production in advance of demand.

It has been designed in order to being able to test different hypotheses related to the processing of subliminal information based on the same paradigm.

With the exception of this, the same paradigm as for ACUP was used.

Pooling both sessions together (medication and saline session) we replicated earlier findings (of studies using the same paradigm) [27, 29, 31] of a statistically significant increase in neuronal activation in several pain related cortical and subcortical brain areas following trigemino-nociceptive stimulation.

Our results of slight lateralization within the dorsal FPN are in line with these findings but for the first time demonstrated a direct change of lateralization within the same paradigm.

To achieve this goal and evaluate previous comparisons of studies employing the same paradigm but involving different procedures (e.g. Spetch, 1995; Tebbich et al., 2010) we chose two standard methods used to investigate flexibility in animals.