Sentence examples for strongly retrieved from inspiring English sources

That is, the peak accuracy following Sd was higher for the 200 ms than the 400 ms classifier, while the peak accuracy following outcome was higher for the 400 ms than the 200 ms classifier, implying a double dissociation in the component that was more strongly retrieved at Sd vs outcome.

Fourth, the patterns from the two epochs were doubly dissociated in terms of their retrieval at Sd vs outcome, while the time period between the two peaks (i.e., around 300 ms post-stimulus) was not strongly retrieved either at Sd or outcome.

Fourth, the patterns from the two epochs were doubly dissociated in terms of their retrieval at Sd versus outcome, while the time period between the two peaks (i.e., around 300ms post-stimulus) was not strongly retrieved either at Sd or outcome".

The diphyly of Bivalvia is not a new find however (see, f.i., [ 114- 116]), even if most recent phylogenomic studies could strongly retrieve bivalves as monophyletic [ 29- 31].

"The date is associated with a number of events, which are linked very strongly and immediately retrieved in response to the date.

Positions of excluded regions in the initial alignment, as well as important characteristics from each nuclear and plastid data subsets are shown in Additional file 2. With the exception of two internal nodes indicated below, our total combined nuclear and plastid ML analysis retrieved strongly supported clades with BS ≥ 85 (Fig.  4).

As a consequence, strongly represented objects get retrieved even when this is contextually inappropriate.

The results obtained in this study strongly indicate that the frequently retrieved monophyly of P-symbionts is an artifact caused by their highly modified genomes.

In our experiments, we applied the inference process described previously to all TREATS relationships in SemMedDB involving represented neoplastic processes (UMLS semantic type neop) unrelated to prostate cancer, and retrieved the most strongly associated reasoning path in each case.

The items retrieved during the collection strongly suggested that occupation of the Apple River Fort site occurred during the early 19th century, probably not extending beyond 1860, and was short-term.

However, there are still likely biases arising from the saliency of events; for instance, direct traumatic events are likely to be more strongly encoded and, therefore, more easily retrieved than pieces of verbal information (Field et al. 2001).