Sentence examples for the presentation of smaller from inspiring English sources

There are a number of design differences between the CPT-II and the No-4's cognitive control task, such as the use of relatively large geometric shapes presented at random screen positions versus the presentation of smaller letters at the same fixed center point.

Remoxipride, a dopamine D2 antagonist, decreases responding that results in the presentation of small amounts (~0.1 ml) of ethanol in limited-access paradigms.

It's through the presentation of small things Kalman gets at a big thing, the big thing: death.

"I'm saddened by the presentation of small things in a bigger light".

Of particular note is the presentation of late, small-format paintings by Bob Thompson, which commemorates the 50th anniversary of that artist's death at the age of 28.

The panel recommendation came after the presentation of a small but extremely controversial study called ENHANCE, in which Vytorin did no better than generic Zocor at clearing the arteries of patients with an inherited disease that causes high cholesterol.

The presentation of the small, almost forgettable judicial strategy, makes one believe it was entirely possible to have never encountered the blood libel as a myth.

For instance, if the delivery of a 'large' odour is followed by the presentation of a small visual target, then angular values at both fingers' joints and abductions would be greater than when no olfactory information is given.

As part of the 'learning from the past' exercise in ABDC-10, these five sector-specific parallel sessions included the presentation of a small number of case studies of successful application of biotechnologies in developing countries, followed by a facilitated discussion.

The first experimental trial began with the presentation of a target smaller (0.13° × 0.13° black square) than that used in calibrations.

The use of the dendron as the micellar exterior block in this architecture allows the presentation of a relatively small quantity of ligands in clusters for enhanced targeting, thus maintaining a long circulation time of these "patchy" micelles.