The phrase "a sequential trials of" is not correct in English.
It should be "sequential trials" or "a sequential trial." You can use "sequential trials" when referring to a series of tests or experiments conducted in a specific order.
Example: "The researchers conducted sequential trials to determine the effectiveness of the new drug."
Alternatives: "a series of trials" or "a sequence of tests."
Postherpetic neuralgia is a neuropathic pain and treatment usually involves sequential trials of topical and systemic drugs; a variety of other therapies may be considered in refractory cases.
To assess for the possibility of a speed-accuracy trade off, error-rate was examined over random and sequential trials of the SRT task for young and older participants.
Cues were presented for 1 s with a stimulus onset asynchrony of 2.2 s and were randomly intermixed excluding 4 or more sequential trials of the same type (action-selection, specified or null).
The necessity for a special form of statistical analysis following a sequential trial is explained, and the consequences of early or late stopping on the analysis are investigated.
Ideally, a sequential trial should have an a priori definition of clinically meaningful change on an interval scale.
In cases where the diagnosis is not clear from initial assessment, sequential trial of therapy for the three commonest conditions should cause resolution of symptoms in a significant proportion of patients.
Furthermore, subjects interacted with the tabletop tools on far fewer Length-Only than Sequential trials (number of trials where a tabletop tool was the first inserted into the food-frame; Corbeau: 1/30; Pierre: 10/30; Uék: 3/10), and whilst Pierre and Uék both used a tabletop tool to probe for another tool, this happened on far fewer trials (Pierre: 2/30; Uék: 3/30).
In contrast, in the control trials where the size was known and identical across sequential trials, subjects produced a consistent level of contact force from the very beginning of the circle tracing (Fig. 4 B ).
We also evaluate our solution in the presence of missing data, for sequential trials, and with the addition of randomness.
Critically, event-related procedures were embedded within the recognition blocks, including the jittering of sequential trials.
