Sentence examples for with salience from inspiring English sources

Across all samples, a higher-order bifactor model provided the best fit of the data, with salience of loadings on the three group factors.

All three cortical ROIs demonstrated activity reductions following sleep loss in response to increasing food desire, while one of the two subcortical target ROIs the amygdala, associated with salience signaling of food items expressed significant increases in response to food desirability.

For example, amplitude increases with salience, which can be increased by either an unconditioned stimuli or by novelty.

They hence concluded that their data support the conspicuousness hypothesis, which predicts intimidation to increase with salience of the signal.

This is important because dopamine discharges have also been associated with salience and novelty (Bunzeck and Düzel 2006; Redgrave and Gurney 2006; Berridge 2007, 2012).

Our unique experimental design eliminates these confounds by using a wide range of pitch conditions and by searching for the center of activity that is present in all of the pitch contrasts; 4) Covariation with salience.

In general, the parameters in Eq. (4)' were set the same for all conditions except as follows: we allowed the target-related sensitivity parameters Set and Sit to change with axial salience as images with different salience were physically different.

Similar to previous experiments, the results show a marked effect of coherence and duration, and performance improved with increasing salience of the figures with listeners reaching hit rates of 89 ± 5% for the most salient condition.

AIC displayed increased functional connections with (other) salience network structures (primary somatosensory cortex) and with oculomotor areas (intraparietal sulcus) during error awareness, suggesting coordinated activity of AIC with distant brain regions presumably in an effort to amplify the neural salience-signal of the detected error and to preset task-relevant oculomotor structures.

For trials with only one sensor present (e.g., LWIR with high salience, visible is absent), the localization box would appear in place of the image (example shown in Fig. 7).

One is aimed at documenting changes in contact with or salience of the natural world and employs an analysis of quotations associated with the Oxford English dictionary from the 14th to the 20th century.