Sentence examples for preceding standard from inspiring English sources
The probability of the deviant stimulus [19] and the number of repetitions of the preceding standard stimulus [18], [20] modulate the amplitude of the MMN.
Specifically, it has been suggested that MMN arises because of selective adaptation of the N1 response by preceding standard stimuli (sensory component) leading to its attenuation.
Neural activity within MMN may reflect early cognitive processes in terms of pre-attentive comparison of an incoming deviant stimulus with a stored memory trace of the preceding standard events [ 13].
The parametric modulation is measured in terms of the amount of rebound evoked by a deviant stimulus in comparison to the activity in response to the preceding standard stimuli.
A professional review action shall be presumed to have met the preceding standards necessary for the protection set out in section 11111(a) of this title unless the presumption is rebutted by a preponderance of the evidence.
The art of Ni and his peers in the Yuan dynasty was opposed to the preceding standards of the Southern Song academy, whose art immediately appealed to the eyes through obvious displays of virtuoso brushwork and a convincing pictorial reality.
More recently, in 2004 a new loading code (ECP 2004a) was issued and dealt with most of the shortcomings present in preceding standards, particularly on the loading side.
Quarter-pel (q-pel) motion compensation (MC) is one of the features of H.264/AVC that aids in attaining a much better compression factor than what was possible in preceding standards.
The MMN was identified based on guidelines provided by Duncan et al. ([60], see also [44]) as negativity within a [75∶275] ms latency interval of the subtraction signal (deviants minus preceding standards).
The method, disease-specific genomic analysis (DSGA), is intended to precede standard techniques like clustering or class prediction, and enhance their performance and ability to detect disease.
Each PEEP trials were preceded by standard (or maximal) alveolar recruitment manouver.
