The phrase "average over the trial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving statistical analysis or experimental results where you want to calculate the mean value across multiple trials or tests.
Example: "To obtain a reliable result, we need to average over the trial data collected from the last experiment."
Alternatives: "calculate the mean across the trials" or "compute the average from the trials".
Hay intake averaged over the trial was not affected by dietary treatment, but diet effects changed over the 6-wk experiment.
We also used graphical methods to compare the distributions of HbA1c between intervention and control groups (again, averaged over the trial period).
Nevertheless, overall increase in specific power production is significant with up to 9% in stage 1 and 6.8% in average over the whole trial period when compared to the specific power production before the trial.
To test the growth theories mentioned earlier, or to assess the effectiveness of policy advice on how to raise growth rates, one can treat each country as a laboratory trial an observation of a set of policies, institutions and resources and take the average over all the trials.
The horizontal line is the average over the 100 trials.
For all OMP-based schemes, we only report the values corresponding to the sparsity level that gives the best result on average over the 5 trials.
Note that these data do not appear in Figure 4 which shows only the frequencies averaged over all trials and subjects within each condition.
The GDA data was similarly averaged over 100 trials.
Although all summary measures provide an imperfect assessment of adherence, overall adherence, since it takes into account the total days that each participant is in the trial, may provide a reasonable reflection of drug exposure on average over the duration of the trial.
A straightforward interpretation of the TD prediction error hypothesis would suggest that in this case (a) dopamine activity at the time of the predictive stimuli would scale with the probability of reward, and (b) on average over trials, the dopaminergic response after the stimulus and all the way to the time of the reward, should be zero.
