| Supporters say that experience in framing questions and the constant improvement in the monitoring equipment has made polygraphy highly reliable. |
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| Like many forms of polygraphy, Dr. Farwell works with three classes of stimuli known as targets, probes and irrelevants. |
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| In 1988, Congress barred most businesses from using polygraphy or any other lie detection device to screen job applicants. |
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| Possible uses and misuses of polygraphy were explored as well as the need for regulations and control. |
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| This involves a respiratory polygraphy if you happen to suffer from snoring or sleep apnea. |
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| Thanks to its components, the system can easily be converted from polygraphy to polysomnography. |
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| Approximately the same situation is in the field of printed advertisement of polygraphy. |
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| Sleep studies were conducted with either full standard polysomnography or respiratory polygraphy following Spanish guidelines. |
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| Solovyev Michael has created all polygraphy for this event. |
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| Respiratory polygraphy monitors breathing during the night. |
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| In particular cases, EEG-EMG polygraphy with back-averaging and somatosensory evoked potentials are required to confirm the diagnosis. |
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| But polygraphy, which measures blood pressure, breathing rate and perspiration while a series of questions is asked, is generally considered so unreliable that its results are inadmissible as proof in court. |
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| Respiratory polygraphy with actigraphy in the diagnosis of sleep apnoea-hypopnea syndrome. |
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| The case of juvenile polygraphy as a clinical ethics dilemma. |
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| Nina speaks to Arkady and Oleg about what might happen with Stan but when Oleg says he will coach her, she tells Stan she'll take the FBI polygraphy test. |
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