Sentence examples for a learning trial from inspiring English sources

Each adoption in the social system is in a sense equivalent to a learning trial by an individual" [58, p.44].

In all such demonstrations, the post-training treatment was given shortly after a learning trial and retention was measured one or more days later.

After a learning trial consisting of 6 repetitions in each of the 8 test directions [ 63], subjects will complete 3 repetitions of single limb squat reach.

In contrast to a learning trial, outcomes in confirmatory trials are usually limited to one or two clinical efficacy measures, such as lack of progression or cognitive improvement.

26 The purpose of a "learning" trial is to identify optimal target populations, dose ranges, mechanistic biomarkers of drug action and if possible, to establish correlation with relevant clinical outcomes.

They usually include randomization to one of two treatment groups of equal size and target a homogenous group of subjects defined by more specific inclusion and exclusion criteria than applied in a learning trial.

Pursuit learns to anticipate the change in target direction, leading to a small deviation in the direction of eye velocity after a single learning trial, and larger learned changes over blocks of 100 identical learning trials.

We start by analyzing a form of learning that occurs on the time scale of a single learning trial, with the premise that the analysis of short-term events will provide insight into circuit dynamics and plasticity that might play roles during long-term learning.

The low percentage of cells in BLA showing dual activation (3.9%) implies that, during a single learning trial, convergently activated neurons are quite sparsely distributed.

We conducted a two (learning trial type: implied (old) vs. not-implied (new)) x two (trait adjective valence: positive vs. negative) x two (stress condition: stress group vs. control group) mixed design ANOVA with memory for personality traits as dependent variable.

For example, following a shared learning trial, British GPRs (n=7) [ 9] suggested they experienced less isolation, enjoyed sharing experiences and the support gained from one another, learnt from the mistakes of others, and appreciated the opportunity to benchmark their progress against their peers.