Sentence examples for the selection of competing from inspiring English sources
More specifically, the role of the left inferior prefrontal cortex appears to be implicated in the selection of competing words in semantic language tasks [3].
Later on, a C1 modulation by visual attention has been also reported for the selection of competing stimulus attributes.
We find that a suppression hierarchy mediates the selection of competing cleaning movements that cannot be executed at the same time.
Consistent with this possibility, previous patient (Abutalebi et al. 2000; Moretti et al. 2001; Gil Robles et al. 2005) and functional imaging studies (Crinion et al. 2006; Abutalebi et al. 2008) implicate the caudate in the selection of competing verbal responses.
Original experimental design [ 23] considered the influence of exonic silencers on selection of competing 3'SSs in human gene coding for proinsulin (INS) and hepatic lipase (LIPC).
Finally, rather than by U2AF35- or U2AF65-related proteins, selection of competing 3′ss appeared to be controlled by the balance between the small and large subunit of U2AF, with cr3′ss+81 preferred at low U2AF35 concentrations.
The voluntary wing is organized in constituency associations, each of which elects its own officers and is responsible for fund-raising, campaigning, and the selection of candidates to compete in local and parliamentary elections.
Furthermore, the proposed testing methodology provides network operators an opportunity to make technically informed decisions about the selection of products from their competing system vendors.
Retrieval of information from memory often involves the selection of an event among competing related events, a process that frequently gives rise to interference effects.
The Defense Advance Research Projects Agency, which is responsible for helping the nation avoid unpleasant technological surprises, had previously announced its Robotics Challenge, but on Wednesday it added details and announced the selection of teams that will compete in separate "tracks" of the contest.
For instance, some evolutionary scientists believe that many unique human behaviors such as cooperation, language, and warfare are the result of natural selection at the level of competing groups (Wilson et al., 2008).
