Sentence examples for reflected domain from inspiring English sources

In exploratory analyses aimed to determine whether the relation of cognition with risk aversion was of a general nature or reflected domain specific associations, we examined the association of five specific cognitive abilities with risk aversion via separate mixed effects models; these models adjusted for age, sex, education, and income and included a term for the relevant cognitive domain.

Subsequently, to investigate whether the association of cognition with temporal discounting was of a general nature or reflected domain specific effects, we repeated the model described for global cognition but replaced global cognition with each of five specific cognitive abilities, respectively.

In fact, however, while some of the comments identified by participants reflected domains present in standard psychometric tools, many did not, so order of questionnaire completion did not seem to influence the MGI responses in this study.

In addition, Markham et al. [ 11] reported credible evidence that children with speech and/or language difficulties can provide insight into their own HRQOL, and that common themes found in these discussions closely reflected domains of generic HRQOL measures [ 11].

It was also controversial whether impairments are specific to language, or reflect domain general deficits in processing structured auditory sequences.

The MFPT τ ̄ x → ∂ Ω i is the NET from the reflecting domain Ω1 to the small interface ∂Ω i (of length a), such that ε = π|∂Ωi|/|∂Ω1| = πa/|∂Ω1| << 1 (this corrects the definition in [40]).

The structure of the BN is pre-specified to reflect domain knowledge (see Section 4.1).

Using 3D DNA FISH, we demonstrate that the changes in domain structure of cohesin-deficient cells identified by Hi-C reflect domain decompaction.

Alternatively, mPFC responses could reflect domain general computation selectively engaged in ASD when processing cause and effect related to physical events.

Indeed, it has been shown that subdomains may interact better than full-length clones, probably reflecting domain function during folding of the protein.

The high-risk subgroups and the risk factors identified (age, low ADL score, cognitive impairment, institutionalization, polypharmacy and co-morbidity) reflect domain knowledge and may be used to screen certain subgroups of patients with a high risk of falling.