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These results show that the increase in SNR for female faces is caused by an increase in amplitude of single trial activity (SP) rather than a decrease in trial-to-trial variability (NP).

There is general consensus that a well-defined study protocol leads to fewer protocol amendments, and thus a decrease in the final trial cost [ 6].

Second, under the hypothesis that receding sounds (red bars) affect the perceived in-depth orientation of orthographic plws, relative to trials without sound (blue bars) we should observe a decrease in performance for trials containing receding walkers and an increase in performance for trials containing looming walkers.

First, under the hypothesis that looming sounds (green bars) affect the perceived in-depth orientation of orthographic plws, relative to trials without sound (blue bars), we should observe an increase in performance for trials containing receding plws and a decrease in performance for trials containing looming plws.

Post hoc tests revealed that there was no significant difference in HR change between trials 5 and 7 for the control group (paired-samples t test: t13 = 0.90, P = 0.387), with HR showing a 0% change between the viewing and reward periods in trial 5 and a 1% decrease in trial 7.

During the acquisition task, on two-way repeated measures ANOVA there was a decrease in escape latency across trials of training in the acquisition trial (trials: F = 10.20, P < 0.0001), with a difference between groups (F = 5.92, P < 0.0001), which was not influenced by interaction of training trials and groups (F = 0.67, P > 0.05).

On two-way repeated measures ANOVA there was a decrease in escape latency across trials of training in the acquisition trial (trials: F = 11.47, P < 0.0001), but there was no difference between groups (F = 0.64, P > 0.05) and no interaction of training trials and groups (F = 0.86, P > 0.05).

These techniques can be used successfully in vivo during muscular exercise and can depict a decrease in phosphocreatine during physical trials [23].

With inverted fingerprints, we see that experts find it more difficult to ignore the task-irrelevant half when it is incongruent and conflicts with the response they should be making, leading to a decrease in d' for those trials.

N-acetylcysteine was the most efficacious agent, with 4/4 studies indicating a decrease in oxidative stress and one trial (n=134) showing reduced CVD events.

In addition, it has been shown conclusively that, during a decremental PEEP trial, a decrease in compliance from a maximum value indicates lung collapse [ 5].