Sentence examples for a function of trials from inspiring English sources

Mean throughput tended to increase as a function of trials.

To consider this possibility we examined the relationship between the SI and the proportion of choices made with the AS as a function of trials in the session (Fig. 5A). Figure 5A shows the same relationship [ P(AS bias to Eff) vs. SI] as Fig. 3A, but for four blocks in the session, consisting of the first fourth blocks of trials of presentation of the AS image over the course of the session.

Beacon use varied as a function of trial number, as verified in a within-participants analysis of variance (ANOVA), F 39, 1911) = 13.45, p < 0.001, η2 = 0.22.

There was no significant interaction between Trial Set and Time Bin, F 9, 279) = 1.25, p = 0.27, η2 < 0.01, demonstrating that heading direction did not vary over time as a function of Trial Set.

Here we compare three GLMs in their efficiency for estimating average and individual Betas across trials as a function of trial variability, scan noise and Stimulus Onset Asynchrony (SOA): "Least Squares All" (LSA), "Least Squares Separate" (LSS) and "Least Squares Unitary" (LSU).

As with everything else in the book, it was largely a function of trial and error.

Figure 2A displays the mean indices across subjects as a function of trial block.

As expected, peak object roll changed significantly as a function of trial (main effect of Trial: F(11,18)  = 9.497, p<0.01).

The primary task-related analysis focused on event-related activity as a function of trial type and task condition.

In order to compare learning, exponential curves were then least-square fitted to the hand path errors for each subject in order to compare learning rates as a function of trial number (using Matlab® R14 function lsqcurvefit).

However, the performance curves run nearly parallel as a function of trial, thus suggesting that the rate of learning object roll minimization may be similar in both subject groups (but see below).