Sentence examples for select paradigms from inspiring English sources

Of particular interest in the philosophy of science may be learning-theoretic models that accommodate historicist and relativist conceptions of inquiry, chiefly by expanding the notion of an inductive method so that methods may actively select paradigms for inquiry; for more details on this topic, see [Kelly 2000, Kelly 1996, Ch.13].

This concept is inspired from modular frameworks, empirical model development, and multimodel applications, and encompasses the overproduce and select paradigm.

Results were expressed as the mean OD for selected paradigms performed in duplicate (n = 3).

It is shown that with moral schemas, but probably not without them, eBICA can account for human behavior in the selected paradigm.

Our data indicate that the role of 5-HT1A receptor activation on anxiety-related responses is dependent on genetic background and selected paradigm used to assess anxiety.

To elucidate the potential role of D3 receptors in the development of a depressive-like phenotype, we subjected D3 receptor knockout mice to a series of selected behavioural paradigms particularly focussing on depressive-like traits.

We selected this paradigm since it addresses related, yet distinct aspects of prosocial behavior than the Dictator Game.

The Nobel committee at the Karolinska Institute of Sweden has selected this paradigm shift discovery of 1982 as the most impacting in medical sciences.

From the extensive literature on metacognition in non-human animals (Smith et al. 2003), we select two experimental paradigms, each to illustrate a particular point.

This special issue presents papers discussing the cognitive testing paradigms selected by CNTRICS for animal model systems.

From the above we can see how the concept of "art," considered in its aspect of "fine art," is a gendered concept that selects as its paradigms mostly works that have been made by male creators.