Sentence examples for systematic directional from inspiring English sources

To test this, we provided two groups of novice golfers who made consistent and systematic directional errors feedback about the direction and magnitude of the error, while they were either practicing golf putting or practicing perceptual judgments.

In our qPCR validation, our results did not show any systematic, directional differences compared to our RNA-Seq results.

DTI, which is sensitive to water diffusion, captures microstructural alterations of tissue by measuring systematic directional changes in water diffusivity.

Although discharge codes are a blunt measure of cause for utilization, systematic directional misclassification has not been found in other studies.

In putting, right-handed novice golfers who stand to the left side of the ball make systematic directional errors to the right of the hole (Johnston, Benton & Nishida, 2003; Roberts & Turnbull, 2010; Van Lier, Van der Kamp & Savelsbergh, 2011).

These results demonstrate the presence of a systematic directional allelic effect in sets of genes having related functions and validate the utilisation of expression traits to identify potential intraspecific diversification events.

Empowering ILT was found not only to increase in a systematic and directional way; the development also contained significant individual variation.

Overall, these results suggest that the N-terminal region of maize Meg proteins has undergone a systematic and directional structural reorganization throughout the expansion of the Meg gene family.

First, that the mice were positioning the discs with respect to a landmark (the nest box), in which case we predicted that the mouse movements would be non-random and that there would be a systematic and directional relationship between the mouse's movements, the placement of the discs and the nest box.

Second, systematic error (or directional disagreement among modeled predictions) is detectable for 4 out of 41 species among the different inventories: Calocedrus decurrens, Pseudotsuga menziesii, and Pinus ponderosa, and Abies concolor.

Systematic comparisons of directional selectivity for stimuli with variable sharpness or velocity have only been made for isolated ramp-and-hold stimuli [11].