Sentence examples for presentation sequence of from inspiring English sources

The presentation sequence of context and neutral sentences is schematized in Figure 1C.

The order of the block to be shown first (food or nonfood) was randomized to control for order effects, and the presentation sequence of images within each block was pseudo-randomized to avoid consecutive repetition of the same image.

The presentation sequence of topics in all introductory majors and GE texts examined correlates significantly with the AAMC-determined MIR of those primary topics, even after Bonferroni correction of the significance levels, given the multiple comparisons made.

To permit comparisons among texts of the presentation sequence of MCAT topics, I transformed the above starting-page numbers for MCAT topics by dividing each starting-page number by the total number of text pages (excluding appendices, glossaries, photo credits, study questions and answers, index, etc)., which resulted in a standardized percentile start page for each topic included in each text.

That is, the longer the previous winner remained dominant before the perceptual switch occurred, the more likely it was to regain dominance during the subsequent intermittent presentation sequence, in spite of the intervening switch.

This allowed us to study how perception at stimulus reappearance depended on a well-controlled fraction of perceptual history; that is, on the duration of both perceptual episodes A and B. As a main measure we will use the probability that the winner of a given intermittent presentation sequence equals the winner of the preceding intermittent presentation sequence.

If it does not, the perceptual switch successfully disrupted perceptual stabilization; if it does, perception during this intermittent presentation sequence reverted to the winner of the previous intermittent presentation sequence in spite of the intervening switch to the opposite percept.

Like Figure 2e, Figure 3a shows the probability that the current intermittent presentation sequence is won by the winner of the previous intermittent presentation sequence, as a function of the intervening continuous presentation duration.

As an extra measure we calculated each subject's individual bias, as the overall fraction of intermittent presentation sequences won by that subject's more predominant percept.

Another aspect of information presentation concerns the sequence of presenting side effects, e.g. from most to least severe or the other way round.

In addition, the interactive capability of graphical presentation of sequence alignments and selecting and storing all sequences under a selected node in the resulting phylogenetic tree by clicking the node is also provided.