Sentence examples for stimulus performance from inspiring English sources
Response modulation of the AS did not primarily reflect the ongoing variations in stimulus performance, as demonstrated by the fact that the better correlation between SI and average choice in a session occurred when average choice was calculated over the whole session, not within individual blocks of trials.
Across facing and pointing stimuli, performance with multi-sensor imagery suffers more than performance with single-sensor imagery.
If the addition of the visuo-haptic exploration is efficient in adults as well and thus helps them to learn more effectively the arbitrary association between visual and auditory novel stimuli, performance in the intermodal recognition tests would reveal traduce this positive effect.
Trail Making Test (TMT-A and TMT-B) [ 22], tasks that evaluate motor and spatial organization skills in response to stimuli, performance speed, and sustained attention (TMT-A) as well as mental flexibility (TMT-B).
In the short run, so long as creditor countries (and that means principally Germany) insist only on budgetary rectitude and reject all proposals for further monetary and fiscal stimulus, that performance seems unlikely to improve.
This means that adding the V* visual stimulus improves performance significantly with respect to the A-only condition.
(D ) Stimulus detection performance, for the intact and control models.
In contrast to functional imaging, structural imaging does not require stimulus or performance to be matched across conditions.
(B ) Stimulus decoding performance as a function of bin number, for all three variants of the model and experimental data.
Functional MR detects changes in blood oxygen level or BOLD signal in metabolically more active areas during application of a stimulus or performance of a task.
To control over stimulus and performance confounds, we capitalized on the blindsight phenomenon and selectively analyzed a large fraction of trials with identical stimuli and accurate responses, which differed only in subjective reports of seeing or not seeing the stimulus.
