Sentence examples for press in relation from inspiring English sources

Prior to scanning, participants learnt which action was rewarded (e.g., action A right button press) in relation to a given stimulus (i.e., scene A), receiving monetary feedback for appropriate actions.

In this study, prior to scanning, participants learnt which action was rewarded (e.g., right button press) in relation to a given scene (e.g., A), receiving monetary feedback for appropriate responses.

In order to establish the appropriate timing of lever presses in relation to the presentation of the reinforcement, we defined the performance index (PI) illustrated in Fig. 4B.

BBC News said yesterday that it understood Dame Janet knows someone who has been named in press reports in relation to Hall.

This provoked righteous scorn in the press, mostly in relation to the irony of the KLF making a comeback, however pranksterish and absurd.

Added sugar is often the main ingredient in infant and toddler formula, and the addition of sucrose to a main-brand organic formula was the feature of a popular press article in relation to possible childhood obesity (Moskin 2008).

There is a change in press relations in this session.

In a statement to the stock exchange, JJB said: "During the course of Friday morning, the company was made aware of rumours that were circulating in the press and financial markets in relation to Sir David Jones's personal financial affairs and decided to delay the proposed capital raising until it had the opportunity to further investigate these rumours.

In fact it was an unofficial group.In an effort to help bridge the media divide, the Institute of South Asian Studies at NUS in May convened a workshop on the role of the press in India-China relations.

The second board statement said: "The board notes press speculation and shareholder concern in relation to an advanced notice for a charge over Ibrox stadium.

There is no evidence to suggest that corruption by the press is a widespread problem in relation to the police, he says.