Sentence examples for eliminate trials from inspiring English sources

The expected playback amplitude was subtracted from the sound amplitude recorded through the microphone to detect and eliminate trials when the bird vocalized during BOS playback.

The peak of the partial error must also have been more than 2 times the largest peak from −300 ms to stimulus onset (this would eliminate trials in which noisy EMG produced apparent partial errors).

First, the user can set a minimum and a maximum for the duration of the first and second stimuli to eliminate trials where the actual duration of gaze data for a trial deviates from the set duration of the trial (i.e., the eyetracker fails to record for the entire duration of the trial, or the software used for stimulus presentation fails to present the stimulus for the required duration).

This study has illustrated a new framework of ANN implementation to eliminate trial and error approach by comparing the average error of one to three hidden layers with different number of neurons.

Then, we excluded claims with less than 15 days supplied to eliminate trial starts and a small number of claims that appeared erroneous.

For reaction time, we calculated the mean and SD for each observer and eliminated trials with a reaction time greater than 3 SD from the observer's mean, then we calculated a new mean based on the remaining trials that was used for analyses.

Two participants with more than 20% eliminated trials (due to late response) were excluded from the experiment.

Thus, we linked trials containing responses that spanned the inter-trial interval and eliminated trials that did not start at baseline due to previous noise events.

Such limitations may be impossible to completely eliminate from trials of complex interventions, but large multicenter trials may allow us to substantially decrease bias and improve the generalizability of the findings.

A separate analysis was applied in order to eliminate those trials with eye movement and eye blinks, during100ms before the sample onset up to 800ms after the test onset, by detecting those trials on which the peak-to-peak voltage in the horizontal and vertical eye movement channels exceeded 30 µV (<10% of trials).

Mr. el-Hage's lawyers contended that the grand jury subpoenas, issued so close to trial, could only intimidate and eliminate potential trial witnesses, rather than contribute to the investigation.