Sentence examples for progressive delay from inspiring English sources
They were trained in a discrete-trials progressive delay schedule to press levers A and B for a sucrose solution.
The discrete-trials schedule used in this study was an adaptation of the progressive delay schedule developed by Evenden and Ryan [10].
Presenting symptoms varied widely ranging from early neonatal hypotonia with feeding and breathing difficulties over progressive delay of motor milestones to early foot deformities in the first 12 months of life.
They reported that decreasing temperatures led to a progressive delay in the initiation of thrombus formation, as well as a decrease in the speed of clot creation and growth.
A second group of patients present with congenital or very early foot deformities often in combination with progressive delay in motor milestones in the first year of life, after an otherwise normal neonatal period.
Interestingly, in the absence of either EGF or FGF2, all NSC lines underwent a physiological progressive delay of proliferation, which appeared to be initially enhanced in IDS-ko cells.
A progressive delayed prompt training procedure was then implemented, with stimuli presented flat on the tabletop for one participant and at a 45° angle to the tabletop for the other participants.
In Experiment 2, for the participant whose stimuli were presented flat on the tabletop during the progressive delayed prompt training procedure, baseline trials were presented on the WGTA as at the end of Experiment 1, with differential reinforcement; accuracy remained high.
Axial post-contrast MRI in the venous (d) and delayed phases (e and f) shows the isointense nature of the lesion (long arrow) with progressive delayed enhancement of the central scar (short arrow).
This continual deconstruction, involving progressive delays and word collages, develops into a statement about our real-time mental filtering of the media we passively receive.
Upon exposure to dichlorvos, worms show a time-dependent response with progressive delays in development, alterations in metabolism, increased cellular repair, and alterations in innate immunity functions.
