The phrase "a training trial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to experiments, studies, or educational settings where a specific session or attempt at training is being referred to.
Example: "During the research, participants underwent a training trial to assess their learning capabilities."
Alternatives: "a practice session" or "a training session."
The procedure for a training trial was exactly the same as the one for tapping 30 times in training phase.
Training using an electric keyboard: At the start of a training trial a "G" key was lit as a start button.
The three test trials were also exactly the same as a training trial except that while the chimpanzees were tapping the keyboard, an auditory distractor for one of the four conditions (No stimulus, 400 ms-ISI, 500 ms-ISI and 600 ms-ISI) was played.
Rats falling off during a training trial were put back on the rotating drum.
Passive avoidance consisted of a training trial on the first day and a retention test 24 h later.
The first trial was a training trial of 5 min at 4 RPM on the rotarod apparatus (AccuScan, OH).
(A ) For aversive visual memory a single training trial leads to significant aversive memory (One sample t test, p < 0.001).
For comparison, we also performed a sham training trial which proceeded exactly as above but in which no shocks were delivered.
Interspersing the unrewarded test trials with a rewarded training trial prevented extinction as is likely to occur with repeated unrewarded odour presentation, and is also a way of controlling for the level of responsiveness.
Bees trained in this way were then tested with the single unrewarded odorants first at 1∶1000, then at 1∶100, finally at 1∶10 concentrations, always interspersed with a rewarded training trial using the mixture.
In the morning of the first 3 days of this week, the training pigs of each pen went through a regular training trial to keep the association between the Bach cue and the subsequent treatment.
