Sentence examples for sequential feedback from inspiring English sources

With this sequential feedback order, the metacognitive and reflective steps involved in self-correction were emphasized in a learning task.

To achieve a reliable and trustworthy CIDN, we present a framework called FACID, which leverages data analytical models and hypothesis testing methods for efficient, distributed and sequential feedback aggregations.

From an information theory point of view, HARQ is a sequential feedback approach; in each (re transmission round, only 1-bit feedback is sent by the users which, compared to the quantized CSI schemes reporting all corresponding fading coefficients of the channel, reduces the feedback load substantially.

Consequently, when accounting for changes in mRNA and protein decay rates and sequential feedback, cellular remodeling in response to a silenced redox protein may not be fully implemented across all proteins to a new homeostatic state for several days.

Another student stated that sequential feedback was 'helpful, especially as you got it [the supervisor's feedback] right after [patient contact], and then watched the video, because then I realised that the feedback was really justified and it helped a lot, yes'.

Our analysis of the process of video-based, on-ward supervision and its determinants highlighted that participating students found sequential feedback most beneficial, as watching the video after hearing the supervisor's feedback gave them opportunity to self-reflect on their performance.

Motivation: Cell migration is a complex process that is controlled through the time-sequential feedback regulation of protein signalling and gene regulation.

First, a sequential analysis ignores feedback, but the fact that data about feedback are scarce does not mean that it does not exist.

The anti-sequential model and the sequential model without feedback were the worst models of fit for line and rhomboid stimuli respectively.

Steps in the cycle are therefore in reality rarely sequential or with feedback loops between sequential stages: often the process jumps a few steps ahead, to return to a previous step, or it finds itself going both clockwise and counter-clockwise for only sections of the cycle.

Additional analysis in Table 2 presented an increase in duration in M1, S1, and PPC if there was large increase in physical demand (palm squeezing), or in the PMC/SMA, S1, and PPC if there was a large increase in sensory feedback (sequential tapping and card flipping).