Sentence examples for subjects recordings from inspiring English sources

In all subjects recordings were carried out 14 ± 0.74 days and 1 2 days before the occurrence of menstruation.

During the study, there were no changes in physical activity level or food intake and the use of concomitant medication was similar between the study groups (data not shown).> -wrap-foot> Compliance was calculated for the 4-week intervention period based on the number of returned capsules and the subjects' recordings in the diary of capsules taken.

This review also included papers based on single-subject recordings in which a correlation was found between the activities of different (non-simultaneously recorded) participants in the experiment.

For each selected subject recordings of both nights were used. 2 This was done for each run, duplicates were allowed and for a selected subject the data of both nights were used.

With synchronous two-subject recordings, comparisons of the elicited ERP conventional parameters (amplitudes, latencies), could be made both between actors and observers as well as between errors and non-errors.

Table 2 Number of elements and impaired subjects recorded Group of recordings Number of recordings Number of users Single words 13,056 words 42 users (30 male,     12 female) Sentences 940 utterances (45 min) 18 users (13 male,     5 female) Conversations 47 min 18 users (13 male,     5 female).

The hierarchy of the skeleton is the same for all our subjects and recordings and contains 18 articulations.

To assess the role of these 'distress' vocalizations, we pre-exposed BALB and B6 subjects to recordings of vocalizations of objects receiving the UCS (Fig. 5) forward paired with the CS (10 trials/session, 1 session/day).

Four subjects had recordings from two separate sites in temporal cortex.

A higher number of subjects and recordings would alleviate this limitation.

An adaptation of the Nonword Repetition Task (NWR), in which subjects repeated recordings of nonwords, was used to assess short-term phonological memory and processing (Gathercole & Baddeley 1996).