Sentence examples for order manipulation from inspiring English sources

We submitted this data to an ANOVA and, in close correspondence with the task order manipulation, we did not see any effect of SOA on the Weber fraction (df = 6, F = 0.08, p>0.9) indicating that the tuning curves for errors is not affected by interference (Figure 2D).

All other aspects of Experiment 2, including the between-subject order manipulation, and selection and duration of stimuli remained as they were in Experiment 1.

Logically, it is convincing that certain ordered manipulation and interaction mechanisms, rather than thermal motion alone, exist in these intracellular activities.

He shows that these hang together as a set of desiderata (or requirements) because they are implications or specifications of the aspiration and duty to treat people as presumptively entitled as a matter of fairness and justice to be ruled as free persons, fundamentally the equals of their rulers, not puppets or pawns to be managed and kept in order by manipulation, uncertainty, fear, etc.

Long distance trade may have seen local elites resorting to struggle in order for manipulation and control.

The order of manipulation was decided by coin toss.

These include types of executive function processing (e.g. continuous updating, temporal order, or manipulation of information) and types of storage (e.g. spatial, verbal, or object).

The location of the food and the order of manipulation were randomised with the stipulation that neither side was baited for more than three consecutive trials; similarly, the same manipulation was not repeated for more than three consecutive trials.

Also, AO has been introduced in such vision testing instruments either in one eye or in both eyes simultaneously to examine the effect of higher order aberration manipulation on binocular vision [ 30, 31].

The cup (left or right) and the order of manipulations (left or right first) were randomly manipulated.

The Senate report portrays the CIO as a locus of reckless speculation, asserting that executives with oversight ordered the manipulation of a key risk model to make its activities appear conservative.