Sentence examples for a portion of trials from inspiring English sources

In the stop-signal reaction time task, which is also used to assess impulsive action, subjects perform a primary visual binary-choice reaction time task and, on a portion of trials, are instructed to inhibit that response upon the presentation of a stop signal (e.g. an auditory or visual stimulus), which can occur at any time at or after the onset of the primary stimulus.

Thomas's camp sent to Sharpton by e-mail a portion of his trial testimony in which he said that "it is never acceptable" in any way to use the word.

Mr. Bout's wife and teenage daughter were conspicuously absent from the crowded courtroom; they had sat for a portion of the trial directly behind the agents who helped plan the sting operation that resulted in Mr. Bout's arrest in Thailand and interrogated him upon his detention.

Wiesenthal helped the prosecution prepare their case and attended a portion of the trial.

A portion of the trial is expected to focus on whether Redstone has been under undue influence by the people around him.

"It was alarming that a substantial portion of trials arrived at different conclusions," Ebrahim says.

Although this could be statistical noise, as would be expected when considering a small portion of trials (i.e. misses), it is also possible that some participants adopt strategies during the ranking procedure that produce discrete-state c2 patterns.

Surprisingly, even the mono-exponential model cannot be rejected in a substantial portion of trials if the power law distribution is under-sampled (n = 40), while increasing to n = 160 leads to 90% rejection levels, and n = 640 leads to nearly 100% rejection.

The classifiers' performance was then tested on an unseen portion of trials (see Methods).

During feature foraging, a far higher portion of trials consists of two runs and a much higher portion of trials involve less than ten runs for the children than for adults.

The safety and tolerability findings from this study mirror previous findings of cardiovascular effects in patients who have received combined treatment as a portion of a clinical trial design.