Sentence examples for require alternation from inspiring English sources

Although this task has some similarity to our T-maze task (both require alternation behaviour), bilateral infusions of muscimol into the dorsal hippocampus did not affect the proportion of correct responses.

One striking thing about the advice is how consistent it remains over time, suggesting that there are real rights and wrongs in conversation, not just local conventions.The principle that it is rude to interrupt another speaker goes back at least to Cicero, writing in 44BC, who said that good conversation required "alternation" among participants.

Efficient performance of the task required alternation of choices between persistent and sporadic objects, with the switch occurring when reward had been earned for selection of one category.

We have employed conservative priors (uniform, Jeffreys, Gaussian) that make an analytical treatment tractable but in some cases more information could warrant a different choice of prior that might require substantial alternations to our approach to handle the numerics of marginalisation.

This MEMS-based experimental tool is versatile in other scientific experiments which require rapid temperature alternation under the microscope.

The alternation bias was also observed in the percentage of errors; 10% of the times in which a repetition was required after an alternation, another alternation was produced.

For this reason, we propose that the structure inherent in rivalry networks that leads to fusion states is required to describe alternation.

T and B cell development in the thymus or bone marrow is a strictly controlled process that requires the precise alternation of gene expression programs orchestrated by specific transcription factors [1], [2].

pombe (WEE1) and caused gene alternation required for cancer development and progression [ 8].

Thus, according to Olton et al. (1979) T-maze alternation requires the manipulation of temporarily stored information.

In the laboratory alternation has been widely tested by using maze tasks in which rodents are required to alternate or "nonmatch" their responses to a previous response that they made.