Sentence examples for slightly different paradigm from inspiring English sources

Our results are in line with the results from Leistad et al. (2006) who used a slightly different paradigm (60 min of cognitive stress preceding 30 min of relaxation) but reported no difference regarding EMG recordings from the neck muscles between migraine patients and controls [12].

Using a slightly different paradigm, four other studies (Coles, Turk, & Heimberg, 2002; Coles, Turk, Heimberg, & Fresco, 2001; Wells, Clark, & Ahmad, 1998; Wells & Papageorgiou, 1999) have investigated the perspective that patients with social phobia report taking when recalling social situations.

These 2 features make it unlikely that this difference across the 2 groups stems from the slightly different paradigms, or from differences in task difficulty.

The same stimuli were used in grayscale versions and with a slightly different stimulation paradigm in a recent study with adults (Rossion et al., 2015).

Furthermore, the tobacco PIT effect is not modulated by changing the current value of smoking through deprivation/satiety 11, smoking health warnings 11, nicotine replacement therapy 12 or, using a slightly different cue reactivity paradigm, varenicline 28.

There was a significant overlap of ~9% of the fasting signatures observed in 20 Icelandic subjects compared with the signatures observed in the current study (p = 1.77 × 10-11), despotentialntial confounding factors such as a slightly different experimental paradigm, ethnicity and population bias.

However, the way that drift in promiscuous functions promotes adaptive evolution is slightly different than the paradigm proposed for RNA [ 50- 52] and computational systems [ 53, 54].

This is demonstrated using the flicker paradigm, where two slightly different images alternate with an interleaved mask until response.

Though models of exteroceptive stress mimic natural stressogenic factors, including emotional ones, the data show that similar "standard" stress paradigms may be slightly different in different laboratories.

Based on this paradigm, we describe a slightly different concept to uncover new druggable targets in RNA viruses using an intragenic SL-based strategy [ 7].

"The Garden City paradigm is one that just keeps re-emerging, with a slightly different remix each time," says Dunn.