Sentence examples for presentation timing from inspiring English sources

Stimuli presentation, timing, and randomization procedures were controlled using E-prime (version 2.0.10.242).

Auditory stimulus presentation timing was controlled using a digital line from a VSG Break-out box (CRS) connected to the VSG, which triggered the RM1.

The results also indicate that measuring and accumulating different behavioral indices based on traffic conditions contribute to determining the criteria for the presentation timing just before reaching the intersection, which can assist drivers in preparing to make a right turn at a usual location.

Under each presentation timing category, the case is then further stratified into different predominant organ toxicities.

Some of the key features include drag and drop element placement, good control over presentation timing and a text-to-speech engine with six relatively human voices.

Many factors that play a role in the etiology of SBO affect the presentation, timing, and treatment after Roux-en-Y gastric bypass (RYGB).

The toolkit is a piece of hardware designed for use by psychologists and neuroscientists to record stimulus presentation timings and respond with known response times.

Under this syndromic classification, any mushroom poisoning case is first stratified into three different presentation timings - early onset (less than 6 h), late onset (6-24 h), and delayed onset (more than 1 day).

DMDX software controlled presentation timings and participant responses (Forster and Forster, 2003).

Although for most research, the precise control over stimulus durations is not vital, several research areas such as, for example, masked priming, iconic memory, and change blindness require more accurate presentation timings.

First, the required signal-to-noise ratio for neuroimaging data analysis typically necessitates a larger number of trials compared with behavioral studies, as well as a high level of control over the stimuli and stimuli presentation timings, in order to reduce any additional sources of variability.