Sentence examples for training and control from inspiring English sources

Training and control groups showed comparable performance for the trained task at T1 (all main effects of group: F<2.23, p>0.15).

Therefore, to examine specific training effects we compared responses to bird types in the different training and control conditions, separately for the pre- and post-training session.

We compared swing speeds in the training and control groups, subtracting pre-test values from post-test.

The plans, described as a partnership rather than a merger, had included sharing training and control systems.

A high value has to be done on training and control of the personal requiring the correct behaviour.

Participants consisted of intervention group I, which included six children and their mothers in the social skills training and parent education programs; intervention group II, which included seven children and their mothers in the social skills training; and control group, which consisted of six children and their mothers.

Furthermore, whole-brain ANOVA showed no significant regional differences in rGMV between the MT-training and control groups before the intervention (prescan; P > 0.3, corrected for multiple comparisons).

Next, we compared changes in resting-FC with the right DLPFC (the seed region), which plays an important role in MT, in the MT-training and control groups.

The MT-training and control groups did not differ significantly (P > 0.1, two-tailed t tests) in basic background characteristics such as age, sex, and score on Raven's Advanced Progressive Matrix [Raven, 1998].

In addition, we investigated whether pre-existing differences in rGMV (in the preintervention scan) existed between the MT-training and control groups at the whole brain level using ANOVA without any covariates.

Also, in line with earlier observations for length and distance perception (e.g., Gibson & Bergman, 1954; Wagman et al., 2008; Withagen & Michaels, 2004), these increases in consistency seem not to have depended on feedback, since increases were not restricted to the perception-training group, but also became apparent in the retention test for the action-training and control groups.