Sentence examples for stimulus groups from inspiring English sources

We attempted to examine whether attentional responsiveness was affected or not by such variability, comparing how rapidly humans detected the target between the two stimulus groups.

This difference between stimulus groups and controls was statistically significant for a pulse period of 25 ms tested at 28°C and 50 ms tested at 21°C (see asterisks in figure 1A).

Next, when the data collected when one of the 28 snake photos was used as a target stimulus were compared between the two Stimulus Groups, both of the two main effects were statistically significant (F = (1,36) = 4.72 p = 0.036 η2p = 0.429 for STIMULUS, F = (2,36) = 73.6 p<0.001 η2p = 0.532 for AG E.

Fig. 3 shows examples of the stimulus groups in the choice boxes.

For whole class test 2, stimuli were presented in mixed order for both correct and incorrect stimulus groups.

The difference refers to the mean difference in the arcsin transformed percentage of time females spent close to the stimulus groups.

Each stimulus group was comprised of an equal number of images.

The compensatory mechanism hypothesis would be bolstered if the extent of hypervision were proportional to the extent of the attentional capture for a stimulus group.

Each stimulus group therefore comprised the mean of two compounds.

Fixed effects were female group (High, Intermediate and Low number of MHC alleles) and stimulus group (Males with High, Intermediate, Low number of alleles, and the control group).

Time series data can be analysed by contrast terms, which were defined by subtracting the control group from the stimulus group at each time point.