Sentence examples for subjects accommodated from inspiring English sources

In all 10 subjects it was possible to raise the voltage during the stimulation period, indicating that the subjects accommodated to the stimulation (Table  1).

The presumed decrease in dopamine release during the placebo infusion could indicate that control subjects accommodate to the scanner environment over the course of the study day.

Occasional movement events and radiofrequency artifacts in other subjects were accommodated by scan specific regressors in the subject specific first level general linear models, to reduce the effects of spikes or movements on the estimation of parameters for the effects of interest.

The subjects were accommodated to 12 age groups per gender of five-year intervals.

Subjects were accommodated in a hospital room, usually with one or two other patients.

The number 10 was chosen to be small enough to make sure that both parties got exposed to both modes several times during the test (10 minutes), but large enough to allow subjects to accommodate to the situation.

If Cavendish is right, a sovereign has to be extremely powerful to secure peace and stability, but what it is for a sovereign to have power is to be wise enough to figure out which are the messages that his subjects would accommodate.

Most combinations of subjects can be accommodated.

As the MBSR programme is standardised, subjects can be accommodated in other MBSR classes throughout the course if necessary for scheduling.

As Machery (2007) points out, subjects' performance can be accommodated by both modal and amodal explanations (see also Rupert 2006).

The exposure chamber (12 × 16 ft) was adjoined by a medical examination room 8 × 12 ft. The exposure chamber accommodated eight subjects who were seated at a table with dividers so that they could not speak to or observe each other (Bottcher et al. 2002).