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Sincerity is a paradigm condition for the felicity of speech acts.

Next, participants were randomly assigned to one paradigm condition (prospective or retrospective) and to one of the three duration conditions (12, 35 or 58 minutes).

They acknowledged that segmentation of the target population was possible and identified diabetes as a paradigm condition that could test proof of concept for the technology, although there were no plans to adapt the design for specific user groups or use cases.

Drawing on experiments in the psychology of perception, Kuhn argued that the rigorous training required for admittance to a paradigm conditions scientist's reactions, expectations and beliefs (Kuhn 1962, 128; 2000 [1989], 66 71), so that learning how to apply the concepts of a theory to solve exemplary problems determines scientists' experiences.

Since an eyes open eyes closed paradigm induces alpha wave modulation it was necessary to determine whether the functional network derived from the EEG alpha regressor differs from the functional network revealed by the paradigm conditions.

At PND8, during two different isolation paradigms (conditions: a) 'clean bedding' and b) 'own cage bedding', see also methods) we observed an effect of postnatal treatment upon the isolation distress calls in the form of more USVs emitted by RCF pups. Figure 2C (see also caption) shows that there was no 'postnatal treatment-by-condition' interaction.

Moreover, it has been shown in the trace fear conditioning paradigm that conditioned tone responses and tone-shock association patterns undergo trial-dependent increase in the numbers of replay during learning, correlating tightly with increased immediate freezing [12].

In our paradigm, rats conditioned only before dependence did not exhibit more place preference (morphine side compared with saline side) than non-dependent rats when tested at any time during morphine dependence or subsequent abstinence.

It may be observed that it is not clear to which extent the described experimental paradigm models conditions likely to be encountered in real life, as in telemanipulation or minimally invasive surgery.

In the ventricular pacing paradigm (in conditions of systemic beta-adrenoceptor blockade), atropine had no effect on left or right vERP or VT.

Associating precision with dopaminergic firing also suggests the fruitful application of this sort of paradigm to conditions associated with pathologic decision making, such as obsessive compulsive disorders or addiction.