Sentence examples for push condition from inspiring English sources

The stimuli in the push condition were always turning away from the participants and, thus, for the stimulus faces mainly the back of the head was visible.

A "push" condition is when flux processes occur prior to a pivot point ("hinge"), and a "pull" condition occurs following the "hinge" [ 56].

With respect to lipid accumulation, the "hinge" is the committed step in fatty acid biosynthesis (i.e., acetyl-CoA carboxylase), and we postulate that a "push" condition accounts for a significant portion of the metabolic flow based upon gene expression.

To clarify how well the monkeys remembered the task, we compared the manipulations (push/pull) of the already experienced individuals (from 2007) and the recently trained subjects (from 2009) of the pull and push condition during their first test block.

A persistent spatial match of net migration with pull and push conditions is evident in the socio-economically polarized extremes of the Finnish municipalities, indicating the existence of self-reinforcing processes which generate spatial clusters or in more theoretical terms, spatial formations.

The results confirmed that only the condition significantly explained the variance and that there was no significant difference in the performance (i.e. the dependent variable) between 'previously trained' and 'recently trained' individuals of the pull and push conditions (Fig. 3, Appendix Table A4).

Afterwards, they were assigned to three different conditions for the training phases two groups were offered only one of the two techniques to open the door either by pulling (condition: pull group) or by pushing (condition: push group) (Fig.  2).

They say that as human impacts push environmental conditions to extremes not experienced in the recent past, the geological record is increasingly essential as an archive of past experiments in global change.

Thus, in the visible future, human activity may push environmental conditions to new extremes, and the capacity of populations to respond to these changes remains largely unknown.

As previously, we again included condition (push, pull, free push, free pull), sex, age (juvenile versus adult), year (2007 versus 2009) and presence (present versus not present during initial phase) as the fixed factors.

Tsvangirai had previously expressed doubts over whether he would participate in a run-off that he saw as illegal, and was pushing for conditions, notably the presence of international observers to monitor the new election.