Sentence examples for preparation of response from inspiring English sources

BSW and SCL helped with the revisions of the manuscript and preparation of response letters.

This event-related potential was subsequently localized to ACC (Dehaene et al. 1994), leading to the idea that ACC functions could be characterized as the monitoring of, and preparation of response to, errors.

This is appears to be a very interesting finding as a crucial role in the critical evaluation of stimuli and for the preparation of response strategies has been attributed to the DMPFC [ 34].

A study that isolated brain activation in subregions of the striatum during different intratrial processes (stimulus, preparation of response, response and feedback) in a visuomotor learning task showed that the putamen was active during all processes, but to a higher degree during response (Peterson & Seger, 2013).

In contrast, block designs allow selection and preparation of responses in advance.

This complexity not only hinders a broader base of public health workers to further understand their own data (which can be critical in the preparation of responses for epidemics), but also inhibits the crosschecking of analyses and assumptions by people who understand the biology though perhaps not the computational programs used.

In order to capture the stimulus processing phase and to separate it from the motor preparation of the response, a delayed response paradigm was used (see Fig. 1a) in the ERP experiment.

These characteristics were selected to avoid motor preparation of the response prior to the appearance of the response screen.

The preparation of the response variable and covariates is described in the yellow and orange panels, respectively.

"I understand that the preparation of a response to the correspondence from Mr Newhouse on October 20 and 31 was postponed pending this meeting and further postponed while there was some expectation that the meeting might be rescheduled in Perth," she said.

The modules should grant visual decoding ("reading") of the visually presented stimuli, allow mental transformations of the formulae/termini (visuospatial working memory), retrieval and application of the rules underlying the proper generation of the syntax of first-order logic, and finally preparation of the response.