Sentence examples for small number of presentations from inspiring English sources

His pre-selection strategy allowed him to focus on a small number of presentations, based on which he picked his three sessions for the afternoon.

Thus, the advantages of using an adaptive procedure are (a) trials are concentrated in the region most crucial for estimating the phoneme boundary and slope of the function, making an efficient use of a small number of presentations, and (b) the level of difficulty is consistent across participants as the same level of performance (71% coat or goat responses) is tracked for each listener.

The test design contained a small number of total presentations of each annular stimulus direction (30 times) combined with a short presentation of the stimuli to the subject at each trial (117 ms).

Austin's explicit aim is to undermine one form of argument, in a small number of particular presentations.

(A very small number of patients may present after 72 h, but there is a possibility that any wound would already be infected with later presentations).

We identified a small number of hospital admissions and ED presentations which could not be reconciled with the date of death, which if considered to be false positive linkages would equate to <0.1%% false positive linkages between the death data and hospital or ED records.

The presentation is French, too, with only a small number of carefully chosen pieces on display.

However, the strength and generalizability of the inferences drawn from this pilot work were constrained by presentation of a small number of scenes that did not vary independently along all four dimensions of theoretical interest and by inclusion of women displaying only neutral and positive affect.

Given a query image i m g q, the search process with relevance feedback is comprised of four main steps [16]: (i) presentation of a small number of retrieved images to the user; (ii) user indication of relevant and non-relevant images; (iii) learning the user needs by taking into account provided feedback; and (iv) the definition of a novel set of images to be presented in the next iteration.

This is partly explained by small statistical power resulting from the relatively small number of participants, especially for ADHD with combined presentation.

During the last few decades has become progressively clear that CD is a frequent condition, although mainly due to the wide range of its clinical presentation a proportionally small number of cases are clinically recognized.