Sentence examples for stimulus task from inspiring English sources

Three variants of the same stimulus task manipulated sensory mismatch, action inhibition and conflict monitoring operations by varying stimulus-response associations.

We found interesting patterns within our experimental exploration with a simple stimulus, task, and condition structure.

However, direct statistical comparisons of cue-related activity revealed subregions of the frontoparietal network that were significantly more active during spatial than nonspatial orienting when all other stimulus, task, and attentional factors were equated.

Ideal observer analysis is uniquely designed to handle these types of questions, allowing for direct comparison of the impacts of each element and/or combinations of elements of the fusion problem space while accounting for changes in inherent information content due to stimulus, task, and other experimental design.

In a dynamic environment stimulus task relevancy could be altered through time and it is not always possible to dissociate relevant and irrelevant objects from the very first moment they come to our sight.

A mixed model analysis on the slopes and the intercepts of the best fitting lines (three fixed factors: Stimulus, Task, and Direction) proved the difference between the tasks (slopes: F 1,13) = 238.56, p<0.01; intercepts: F 1,13) = 182.39, p<0.01), whereas the Direction factor did not significantly affect the subjects' performance.

Most previous studies have investigated migraine by using MEG while patients were performing a task, including visual stimuli task [34], auditory stimuli task [28] and motor stimuli task [35].

The derivation of the ideal decision rule takes into account all factors of what is being examined (i.e., stimuli, task constraints, and any other experimental manipulation).

We performed an active emotion regulation task using aversive visual scenes (task 1) and a subsequent passive viewing task using the same stimuli (task 2).

4) Finally, the functional characterization of each alpha related network requires further studies that will manipulate each network separately by stimuli, task or pharmacological conditions.

Obviously, these considerations have to be taken as speculations, since no study, so far, has directly tested whether (e.g). a two-alternative forced-choice task and an isolated-stimulus task would, indeed, bring rats to process the same visual objects using different strategies.