Sentence examples for significant illusion from inspiring English sources

At both sites, participants reported a significant illusion of experiencing the other's skin as being softer (proximal site; t = −2.91; P Bonf  = 0.02; distal site; t = −3.00; P Bonf  = 0.02; Figure S4) and smoother (proximal site; t = −3.25; P Bonf  = 0.01; distal site; t = −3.09; P Bonf  = 0.02) than their own skin.

In a previous study [3], we observed a significant reduction of illusions in migraine patients with respect to healthy controls, probably due to a condition of visual cortex hyperexcitability.

Mark Rubinstein and fellow academic Hayne Leland are true believers in the efficient market hypothesis holding that stocks are always correctly priced, given what's publicly known about them, and that any significant mispricings are illusions.

Mark Rubinstein and his fellow academic Hayne Leland are true believers in the efficient-market hypothesis that stocks are always correctly priced, given what's publicly known about them, and that any significant mispricings are illusions.

Where I disagree with Blakemore is that these misconceptions are "no more significant than a visual illusion".

In a follow-up study that drew upon the same data set (Longo, Schuur, Kammers, Tsakiris, & Haggard, 2009), they adduced further evidence suggesting that disownership can be a significant component of the illusion.

As to the latter, it may be that the clever alien scientists have generated a convincing illusion of significant exploratory and volitional powers in the mind of the poor envatted brain.

Paired non-parametric sign tests show significant differences for the illusion questions (Q1 Q3) and no significant difference for the control questions (Q4 and Q8).

(For an argument for the claim that accommodating certain illusions poses significant difficulties for the disjunctivist, see Smith 2010).

The three elements are: the embedded distrust between the two sides; concern over national security; and the illusions that significant constituencies on both sides continue to entertain, which ultimately deny each other's right to an independent state of their own.

Here we observed significantly weaker ownership of the rubber hand in combination with weaker real hand disownership when comparing the supernumerary and the traditional rubber hand illusions, with no significant differences in the overall rating scores across the illusion-related statements.