Sentence examples for partial repetition from inspiring English sources

Recently, in [12], partial repetition coding (PR) was proposed to be used under the selective DF protocol.

This is shown in the acknowledgement by L2 and both learners' full and partial repetition of the trouble source.

The behavioral results replicated previous findings in showing that the partial repetition of stimulus features impairs performance [ 9, 10, 20].

Individual differences in the size of the reactivation effects in the PPA and FFA showed a positive correlation with the corresponding partial repetition costs.

The finding of a reliable positive relationship between the observed reactivation of the PPA and the partial repetition cost is consistent with the possibility that the neural reactivation effect caused the corresponding performance costs.

The behavioral results showed the standard partial repetition costs: a reaction time increase when one feature was repeated and the other feature alternated between S1 and S2, as compared to complete repetitions or alternations of these features.

The partial pattern repetition seen in the three successive time points and the high signal-to-noise ratio (D ) suggest that the cytoplasmic MEG-3 pattern represents true structure and not noise.

The effects of steaming temperature and duration, steam flow rate and partial pressure, steaming repetition and washing EDTA molarity were studied; accordingly, most of them are of great importance.

The partial Napping allows repetitions on multiple sensory modalities, e.g. appearance, taste and mouthfeel, and shows the average of these repetitions to be significantly more closely related to the conventional profile than other methods.

French musicians of the 14th century were particularly partial toisorhythm which refers to repetition of the rhythmic organization of all the voices in a given compositional segment.

The unusual SDR-mediated posttranscriptional processing events included partial exon deletions, exon fragment repetitions, deletions affecting multiple exons), intraexonic deletions), and generation of chimeric mRNAs), which resulted in either partial loss of an exon or unusual exonic sequence rearrangements within or between RNA molecules.