Sentence examples for outcome delay from inspiring English sources

Indeed, a recent study found no action binding at a fixed action – outcome delay of 50 ms at all (Walsh & Haggard, 2013).

Compared to "action only" trials in "variable outcome timing" blocks, subjective action time in "action + tone" trials for which the action – outcome delay was 50 ms or 450 ms did not show the shift towards the outcome observed for the action – outcome delay of 250 ms.

Therefore, we first focused on "action + tone" trials with identical trial event timing in both "variable" and "fixed" outcome timing blocks, i.e., on trials with an action – outcome delay of 250 ms.

If the reconstructive process had been directly triggered by the perceptual trace of the tone, and was independent of the action – outcome delay experienced on other trials, then it could be interpreted as a bottom-up backwards influence.

Because of this, we are cautious to draw strong conclusions regarding action binding in trials with an action – outcome delay of 50 ms or 450 ms in the "variable outcome timing" condition.

For completeness, we report the shifts observed for "action + tone" trials in "variable outcome timing" blocks in which the action – outcome delay (and, therefore, bottom-up drive) differed from "fixed outcome timing" blocks.

Ukraine Outcome Delayed To Review Claims of Fraud Ukraine's Supreme Court temporarily blocked the victory of Prime Minister Viktor F. Yanukovich in the disputed presidential election, barring publication of the Central Election Commission's official results until it reviews complaints of widespread fraud and abuse.

The comeback only set the stage for the finish, an outcome delayed by a 17-minute rain delay.

Mortality, unfavorable outcome, delayed ischemic neurological deficit (DIND), delayed cerebral infarction (DCI), angiographic vasospasm and adverse events were analyzed.

An interesting question is whether temporal outcome uncertainty interacts with specific action – outcome delays during this re-constructive process.

Trials with shorter and longer action – outcome delays were necessary to build a context of temporal uncertainty in the "variable outcome timing" condition.