Sentence examples for presentation of targets from inspiring English sources

Data extracted from the frontal and parietal ROIs for the presentation of targets, morphs, and distractors, were examined using repeated measures analyses of variance (ANOVA).

The presentation of targets, morphs, and distractors was balanced across the experimental block so that the relative probabilities were equivalent across all eight positions in the stimulus sequence, in this way averaging out any effects due to reconfiguration to a new target object, or the expectancy of an impending probe.

The disadvantage of this paradigm, however, is that the sequential presentation of targets requires very long trials to maintain a large vocabulary.

The first two columns list the percentage of 200 1000-ms intervals following the presentation of targets that contained a response, when the to-be-attended segments were considered first, i.e. the first analysis outlined above.

The experimental design allowed simultaneous presentation of target and distractor sound sources at different locations.

The most important advantage of loligomers is the multivalent presentation of targeting signals resulting from a tentacular arrangement.

Altogether, the presentation of target validation studies should meet defined criteria similar to those used in human trials.

The versatility of our UAN nanoparticles in both payload encapsulation and presentation of targeting ligands may facilitate developing a robust platform for evaluating various combinations of cancer drugs and molecular interactions toward developing effective cancer therapy formulations.

Previously, we have reported that the ventral portion of the lateral prefrontal cortex is particularly sensitive to the presentation of target objects [11].

Previously, using simple target detection, we have demonstrated that within this frontoparietal network, the right ventrolateral prefrontal cortex (VLPFC) in particular is sensitive to the presentation of target objects.

The computerized CPT involves the presentation of target and non-target stimuli.