Sentence examples for versus pattern from inspiring English sources

In contrast to AIP, left LO in the ventral stream appears to compute object properties when the task is purely perceptual, showing different levels of activation for size versus pattern discrimination only.

Area AIP in the dorsal stream, localized by grasping versus reaching, did not show any difference in activity between size and pattern discriminations, and conversely, area LO in the ventral stream, localized by size versus pattern discrimination, did not show any difference in activity for grasping versus reaching actions.

Figure 8 shows overlaying activation maps elicited by comparing size versus pattern discrimination when go and no-go trials were averaged (size discrimination/all>pattern discrimination/all in yellow) and teased apart (size discrimination/go>pattern discrimination/go in pink, and size discrimination/no-go>pattern discrimination/no-go in light blue).

Analysis of the %BSC showed a significant interaction for TASK and OBJECT FEATURE (F 1,8) = 8.026; p = 0.022) showing that LO responded more highly to size versus pattern discrimination and, most critically, did not show a significantly greater response to grasping than reaching, regardless of whether we included data from the two subjects with the reverse activation pattern (p = 0.28).

There was no significant difference between patients with pattern II versus pattern III (p = 0.348).

With MEG, we have found increased GBA over areas of the putative auditory dorsal and ventral streams during auditory spatial versus pattern processing, respectively.

Indeed, the differences in paracrine signaling within non-patterned versus patterned cultures highlights the importance of our approach or other micro-patterning technologies in teasing apart these variables in the local microenvironment.

So complete is their difference that they often appear as two super-humans designed by the gods to test the two poles of art: power versus patterns, speed versus guile, logic versus chaos.

BACKGROUND: The purpose of this study was to describe the long-term event-free survival patterns of patients with significant coronary artery disease treated medically versus patterns of those treated surgically and to evaluate the factors associated with improved event-free survival.

Therefore, it is worthwhile to consider the cost-effectiveness of protecting against single diseases versus patterns of diseases.

In other words, a combined study of MC and MK may help to define and distinguish cytogenetic patterns that can be attributed to 'common features' of the pathology versus patterns that can be attributed to 'personal or individual features' that are not common but could affect the response or resistance of some individuals to therapy and modulate prognosis.