Sentence examples for using the same participants from inspiring English sources

Figure 8 shows the subjective emotional ratings for the two measurements (test 1 and 2, i.e., morning and afternoon) in the first part of the experiment as well as the same measurement (test 3) using the same participants 6 months later.

Our primary goal for Experiment 2 was to obtain harmony ratings that were uncontaminated by confusions with pair preference using the same participants and the same colors as in Experiment 1.

Because the second part of analyses took into account variations among individuals by using the same participant as her own control, the results are more reliable than simply comparing among a group of people at a particular time, as in the first part of analyses.

Zhou (2008) reported the finding on the lexical density from analyzing speech sample; this study used the same participant group that was used herein.

The study reported here is the first, to our knowledge, to incorporate DCEs into an economic evaluation (using a cost benefit analysis, CBA) and compare results with the standard cost per QALY approach (using a cost-utility analysis, CUA), using the same trial participants.

Experiment 3, therefore, measures perceived color similarity of the same color pairs using the same BCP participants who previously made the preference and harmony ratings to examine more closely its relation to pair preference and pair harmony.

Using the same 67 participants who became HIV positive during follow-up, the cut-off values corresponding to predetermined window periods of 3, 6, 9, 12, 15 and 18 months for each of the two assays were calculated and are given in Table 1.

A study combining FMRI- and EEG-based DCM for induced responses (DCM-IR) using the same task in the same participants to directly compare network architectures deriving from BOLD response and spectral neuroelectric dynamics has not been conducted so far.

However, as part of the parent study, follow-up interviews were conducted 12 months later with the same participants using the same interview questions and semi-structured interview method.

Unlike previous studies, here, for the first time, both implicit number-matching and explicit arithmetic-verification tasks were administered to the same participants using the same stimuli.

For example, previous research using the same stimuli required participants to execute a button push when a looming sound source arrived and participants significantly underestimated arrival time indicating a perceived speed that was faster than actual (Neuhoff et al., 2014, 2012; Riskind et al., 2014).