Sentence examples for systematic preferences from inspiring English sources

The results of Experiment 1 revealed that participants have distinct, systematic, preferences when it comes to the orientation that specific stimuli should be presented at on product packaging.

Overall, the fact that the vervets exhibited systematic preferences in each experiment indicates that they were linking the visual and auditory information and, thus, perceiving the faces and voices as unitary events.

The findings show a systematic preference of self-generated concepts in evaluation tasks.

Systematic preference assessments and concurrent arrangements in which only the activity format (game-like versus not) is changed could be helpful in addressing this question.

A systematic preference to a small, centrally placed VOI will result in a different estimation of the mean concentration than if a VOI that follows the physical boundary of the object is used.

We detect a significant number of systematic preference reversals, meaning that subjects who value products higher in the monadic design switch to other products in the competitive choice task.

Beyond the simple question of whether or not jobs exist, Mohamed and Ahmed can both recount numerous instances of persistent discrimination persecution and beatings of Midgaan and non-Midgaan youths in relationships, systematic preference for non-Midgaan among equally qualified job candidates, and a lack of access to justice through the police, elders, or courts.

A systematic preference for one face (novel or familiar) indicates recognition.

This systematic preference for one category (i.e., familiar or novel) demonstrates that infants learned and remembered the faces from their picture books.

In Figure 2e we again controlled for a potential role of a systematic preference for one of the two percepts, by reanalyzing the data separately for occasions where percept 1 won the previous intermittent presentation sequence (red curve) and those where percept 2 did (green curve).

However, this analysis also did not reveal any systematic preference towards either hemisphere; that is, voxels of both hemispheres were equally likely to be selected during RFE (2-tailed t-test; Melody Classification t(15) = −0.09, P = 0.93; Instruments t(7) = 0.89, P = 0.40; Keys t(7) = −0.89, P = 0.40; c.f. Supplementary Table S1).