Sentence examples for under both paradigms from inspiring English sources

Assuming that the exchange between the ABCD domains is the rate-limiting step for both the complementation and FRET assays, comparing between the rates obtained under both paradigms would seem to be feasible.

A good campaign, therefore, must be prepared to argue its case under both paradigms while at the same time trying to steer the race in the direction that is most favorable to it.

According to our hypothesis, the ratios were expected to be: (a) significantly higher for the prospective paradigm, (b) under one in both paradigms and (c) significantly higher in the 12-minute condition.

In this sense, the basic assumptions of both paradigms of inference under uncertainty are different.

Although simplicity of messaging is paramount, the under-lying paradigm addressing the challenges presented in Table 3 would not be simple.

Because the theories of a given paradigm will refer to entities that have no exact, if any, parallel in other paradigms, theories falling under different paradigms refer literally to different worlds and are therefore "incommensurable": they can be neither compared with each other nor tested against some putative objective reality.

Single-neuron recordings in macaque studies have provided preliminary evidence that such a property may better fit the behavior of dopaminergic neurons under uncertainty paradigms [13], [31].

Accordingly, incommensurability suggests that scientists working under distinct paradigms would not be able to comprehend one another's claims.

Moreover, we combined human brain atlas-guided 3D DOT with GLM analysis to generate volumetric brain activation images under BART paradigms.

Finally, Volkel et al. (2002) overlooked the possibility of differences in toxicokinetics under different physiological paradigms; they used a small mixed-subject group composed of individuals of both sexes and different ages.

to his credit, Uleman and his colleagues (2005) applied the PDP to their experimental paradigm, running subjects under both Inclusion and Exclusion instructions.