Sentence examples for perform judgments from inspiring English sources

Participants were seated facing 0, 120°, or 240°, and asked to perform judgments of relative direction (JRD, e.g., imagine facing "pen", point to "phone").

In two experiments, participants learned the spatial layout solely by touch and performed judgments of relative direction among objects using their spatial memories.

Two control-situations were implemented outside the scanner in order to check that participants did not perform explicit judgments about the voices heard during scanning.

Consequently, labeling portrayed emotions in feature films is a task that requires human observers to perform complex judgments.

Two puzzling questions remain, however; first, it has not been clear why the ability of adult human subjects to perform transitivity judgments in contemporary versions of the paradigm tends to be highly variable across participants and between studies (e.g., ∼60% in Frank et al., 2005 vs. ∼90% in Greene et al. 2001), and often relatively poor.

This suggests that a more limited AP template requires musicians to hold tones "in mind" when performing AP judgments.

One key aspect of the experiments is to guarantee the preservation of the variables over the experiments in order to accomplish a well-controlled scenario where the participants take the tests and perform their judgment over the contents being evaluated.

The investigators showed that their participants were able to retain RWs long enough in memory to perform a judgment of same-different, but this was not the case when the stimuli were NWs.

Professional dancers and non-dancers performed duration judgments through a production and a reproduction task.

Second, a post-session interview was systematically realized to ensure that any of the participant performed attribution judgments during scanning.

In 23 (92%) of the 25 tumors for which HER2 FISH was performed, consensus judgments regarding HER2 gene status were concordant between the CNB and the surgically resected specimens, being amplified in 11 and not amplified in 12 (Table 6).