18. Frigerio et al. (2010) employ a slightly different terminology and divide the second sub-condition into two: (ii) objectivity, i.e., the mutual consistency of measurement outcomes across different environments; and (iii) intersubjectivity, i.e., the mutual consistency of measurement outcomes across different measuring instruments and metrological models.
After completing trials in both sub-conditions, participants were asked to report in which sub-condition they felt more intense illusion and to rate the intensity in that condition on a 20-point Likert-scale, with higher scores indicating greater intensity of the illusion.
The order of presentation of the two sub-conditions was counterbalanced across participants.
Each main condition comprised two congruent and two incongruent sub-conditions (congruent: positive prime – positive target, negative prime, negative target, incongruent: positive prime – negative target, negative prime – positive target).
But as the image resolution was limited, those sub-conditions were hardly to be distinguished clearly.
This was useful to refine the management options for CVD, which is outlined in the next section (Section 'Estimating sub-conditions for management' and 'Management and treatment of CVD').
The so-called "anatomic reduction" shown in intraoperative fluoroscopy may actually contain three sub-conditions: some are in exact anatomic cortex-to-cortex position, others in slight positive position, and still others in slight negative position.
After computation of the CVD risk score and sub-conditions for assessing high risk, the CDS tool was designed to offer point-of-care (POC) decision support to both ASHAs and physicians for the management of CVD.
Errors did not exceed 6.0% in all but one sub- condition, in which the error rate was 6.3%.
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Sub-lethal conditions were determined as conditions when stressful conditions are maximal but most of the cells are still viable.
