Sentence examples for relevant stimulus from inspiring English sources

This earliest mesial activity, relative to the first time window 60-800 mshowedowed an increase in negativity for shape relevant stimulus pairs independent of the location relevance.

An action relevant stimulus is masked and the driver presses a button to unmask the stimulus for a limited period.

Thirty-six healthy participants received a discrimination learning task requiring the identification of a relevant stimulus dimension.

A clinician specifies a suitable algorithm for a particular patient and then selects the relevant stimulus parameters for that algorithm using the programmer unit.

As a relevant stimulus we used a dummy of a raptor, the European sparrowhawk (Accipiter nisus), placed at the feeding location.

(In view of the Cognitive Principle, he wouldn't process her utterance unless he took it to be the most relevant stimulus within reach, so to induce him to process it, she must get him to take it to be the most relevant stimulus within reach).

The reason that we employed the template matching is because in time domain the P300 evoked potential has a very well-defined waveform, which shows a positive potential at approximately 300 ms after the task relevant stimulus.

Mothers and their 12 20-month-old 12 20-month-old 12 20-month-old to one of three pre-exposure childrenns: (1) a modelling group (n=27) observed their mothers responding positively to a fear-relevant stimulus; (2) a stimulus-only group (n=25) were exposed to a fearandomlynt stimulus assignednd (3) a contoonegrofp (n=25) were exposed threeither modelling nor the stimulus alone.

However, all of these tasks involve an incompatibility between a task-relevant stimulus and a task-irrelevant stimulus (thus, stimulus-stimulus [S-S] incompatibility).

The stimulus-response mappings changed on a trial-by-trial basis, with them being defined on every trial as the location (left versus right) of the task-relevant stimulus features in the memory-array.

These findings suggest the possibility that the human perceptual bias for snakes per se could be differentiated according to the difference of the degree to which their presence acts as a fear-relevant stimulus.