Sentence examples for undetected change from inspiring English sources

When operator capacity allows, participants can then rely on CHEX to re-deploy attention to the information they need in order to report an initially undetected change.

Moreover, it seems unlikely, but we cannot exclude either an undetected change in the case-mix of hospital patients (the epidemic peak of A(N1H1) influenza in Italy was after the period of the present study [ 35]), or an Hawthorne effect.

For near significant parameters (0.05 ≤ P ≤ 0.1) we calculated the upper bound of the 95% confidence limits for the regression slope over the complete density range (representing a 300% increase from the lowest to the highest density) to quantify the maximum undetected change across the corresponding predictor variable range.

Moreover, the ANOVA revealed a significant interaction effect, F 1, 49) = 4.018, p = 0.05, η2 p = 0.076, with simple effect tests showing a significant difference between the CHEX and control condition regarding the dwell time on changing aircraft for undetected changes (p < 0.001), but not for detected changes (p = 0.166).

More insidiously, if attackers were able to make subtle, undetected changes to that code, they could essentially give themselves secret access to everything the company and its customers did with the software.

Such a counterintuitive finding may have arisen from an underestimation of the percentage of undetected changes in the previous experiment.

The undetected changes were further examined according to whether or not they had been fixated in the 15-s post-change interval.

Fig. 9 Results from Experiment 2: mean percentage of undetected changes according to whether they were fixated or not for the control and CHEX conditions.

Fig. 3 Mean percentage of undetected changes (panel a) and mean detection speed (in ms; panel b) for the control and CHEX conditions.

Non-fixated (i.e. unattended) undetected changes are indicative of the pre-attentive CB the failure to direct attention towards the change whereas fixated (i.e. attended) undetected changes would reveal the occurrence of the second source of CB insufficient amount of attentional resources to consciously detect a change.

However, the CHEX condition produced a higher percentage of undetected changes that were fixated than the control condition (p = 0.003), thus CHEX increased the likelihood that a change although attended could remain undetected.