Sentence examples for using a spatial strategy from inspiring English sources

Using a "spatial" strategy coupled to MS/MS analysis we have specifically labeled and extracted hypertrophic chondrocytes within the growth plate providing thus a comprehensive proteomic map of normal hypertrophic chondrocytes.

We conducted a second experiment to evaluate whether apes would switch back to using a spatial strategy if the number of search locations was reduced.

Conversely, participants using a spatial strategy have difficulty on Part 2 of the probe trial because they require the landmarks to properly retrieve the objects.

Thus, the fourth trial serves as a probe trial to differentiate between participants using a spatial strategy and those using a response strategy; the rationale for the probe being that if participants were using a spatial strategy, this change in the environment should result in an increase in errors, whereas the use of a response strategy would not (Iaria et al., 2003).

As this set-up was similar to the one used by Haun et al. (2006), we predicted that the apes would show a preference for using a spatial strategy.

These findings provide evidence of a weakened representation of the daily goal location in MG rats (despite using a spatial strategy comparable to shams), and suggest deficits in core working memory systems in rats with disrupted cortical neuronal migration.

This trial allows us to assess whether participants who use a spatial strategy during the first three trials will switch to a response strategy after the probe.

In the fifth trial, landmarks are again visible in both Parts 1 and 2. This final trial after the probe allows us to see whether participants who used a spatial strategy in the previous trials will switch to a response strategy after the probe trial.

Thus, 75% of the subjects in both groups reported having used a spatial strategy (e.g., recognition of the shape of rooms, memorization of junctions) at some points during the test.

Thus, on average subjects preferred to use a feature strategy, yet some individuals preferred to use a spatial strategy.

Finally, in the 'seeing' group, two of eight subjects used a feature strategy and three subjects used a spatial strategy.