Error rate and reaction time to correct participles were submitted to repeated measures analyses of variance (ANOVA; F1: by-subject analysis; F2: by-item analysis 3) with the factors Regularity (regular vs. irregular) and Frequency (high frequency vs. low frequency).
To investigate whether correct regular participles show a LAN compared to correct irregular participles, we conducted ANOVAs on ERPs to correct participles with the factors Regularity (regular vs. irregular), Frequency (high frequency vs. low frequency), and ROI (9 levels) for both time-windows.
This was confirmed by analyses of variance with the factors Regularity and ROI for each Frequency level (Table 3), with a significant interaction of Regularity and ROI for the high frequency verbs.
The influence and setting regularity of different factors were discussed according to the compromise solutions.
This paper discusses the reservoir space in carbonate rocks in terms of types, combination features, distribution regularity, and controlling factors, based on core observations and tests of the North Truva Oilfield, Caspian Basin.
It gives a classification of the carbonate reservoirs according to the features of their reservoir space, describes their physical property features, and analyzes the distribution and combination regularity and controlling factors of different types of carbonate reservoirs.
The reliability of motion results in this work was dependent on two factors, regularity in patient breathing and consistency in GTV delineation.
To determine whether our data showed a LAN for overregularisation of irregular past participles, as reported by Penke et al. (1997), we conducted ANOVAs with the factors Regularity, Correctness, and ROI for both time-windows.
Ambien, the nation's best-selling prescription sleeping pill, is showing up with regularity as a factor in traffic arrests, sometimes involving drivers who later say they were sleep-driving and have no memory of taking the wheel after taking the drug.
BUSINESS DAY, PAGE C1 Ambien and Traffic Arrests Ambien, the best-selling prescription sleeping pill, is showing up with regularity as a factor in traffic arrests, sometimes involving drivers who later say they were sleep-driving and have no memory of taking the wheel.
