Sentence examples for subject cooperation from inspiring English sources

This article focuses on paradigm design and subject cooperation.

Three main factors interact to affect the quality of fMRI data that is acquired: (1) MRI hardware, (2) the paradigm (or experimental) design, and (3) subject cooperation.

Because of the challenges of using standard measurements such as spirometry to measure respiratory function in 3- to 5-year-old children, there may be a role for respiratory inductive plethysmography (RIP), which is noninvasive and requires minimal subject cooperation.

This dose and schedule were chosen because we felt it would be feasible to achieve subject cooperation and that any effectiveness should still be evident even if this was not the optimal dose or dosing schedule.

Additionally, it can be authenticated at a large distance from a camera (e.g., closed-circuit television (CCTV) installed in public) because it works even with relatively low-resolution images [1] without subject cooperation.

The TRS method also only requires non-invasive assessment of pulse and blood pressure which can be done quickly and with minimal subject cooperation and stress.

First, the self-reported estimation of average daily sleep time and irregular bedtime frequency may have been influenced by subjects' cooperation and a recall bias.

Written without the subject's cooperation, a chronicle of the influential though mutable South African writer.

Securing the subject's cooperation doesn't guarantee that things will go smoothly.

McIlvanney's attempts to piece together a biography of sorts, without the subject's cooperation, can be read on his website.

Tom Bower's "No Angel: The Secret Life of Bernie Ecclestone", published with the subject's cooperation, describes his journey from a poor background to architect of Formula One's commercial triumph.