Sentence examples for regularity effect from inspiring English sources

The key questions of our study were whether correct regular verbs elicit LANs compared to correct irregular verbs and whether this regularity effect is modulated by frequency.

The model predicts an interaction between item frequency and print-to-sound consistency analogous to what has been found for English, as well as a language-specific regularity effect particular to Chinese.

For the stimuli of Hino and Lupker (1996), the regularity effect even seems to be the reverse of the expected one.

The position of irregularity effect in reading is found in low frequency exception words where the regularity effect is modulated by position.

The regularity effect was stronger for first position irregular words (e.g., chef) than for second position irregular word (e.g., cooks), and it was stronger for second position irregular word than for third position irregular words (e.g., glow).

ANOVAs for each time-window (Table 2) revealed three-way interactions of Regularity×Frequency×ROI, suggesting differences in scalp distribution for the regularity effect for high and low frequency verbs.

Consistent with a role in response checking, FP regions showed unequal regularity effects in the 2 tasks—in both cases irregular > regular words with the effect being larger in the regularize as compared with the read task.

To capture the graded and stochastic aspects of human performance, they have introduced graded strengths that are tacked onto symbolic constructs (propositions and productions), thereby allowing them to capture graded familiarity and regularity effects.

Parallel to the argument for unequal regularity effects, FP regions showed lexicality effects that were "opposite and unequal," in contrast to those observed in CO/DA+ regions ("opposite and equal").

Thus, from the perspectives of error's regularities and effect characteristics, the existing error classification philosophy is still incorrect; and an uncertainty concept system, which must be interpreted by the error non-classification philosophy, naturally becomes the only way out of measurement theory.

"I'm just assuming that there's a historical regularity in the effect of the economy on how people vote, and I'm trying, through the use of econometrics, to estimate what that regularity is, and to use it to make a prediction".