Sentence examples for enough of trials from inspiring English sources

Despite the large number enough of trials, the results were inconclusive.

Thus it is possible that, with enough number of trials, procedural learning could still occur in cerebellar patients.

On the contrary, facial stimuli requires less time for conscious detection and processing (e.g., around 100 ms: [ 16, 47, 48]. Stimuli (faces and words) were repeated in order to obtain an enough number of trials for ERP estimation.

It is a delicious retrospective for court aficionados who can't get enough of headliner trials.

It's enough of a trial when he gets, say, a winter head cold at home.

The public and the press couldn't get enough of the trial — grandstands were erected in municipal court — though in the end all the charges were dismissed.

Thus, true solution is the ensemble mean of enough trials.

A literature review was performed to examine the factors that govern CED in the laboratory as well as translation in PD and we found that although there have been significant developments in implant design, infusion parameters and infusate composition, there have not been enough comparative trials of different technologies.

A special case of "the law of large numbers," it tells us that an event of extremely low probability;like, say, my beating Pete Sampras in a set of tennis;is certain (yes, certain) to occur if the number of trials is high enough.

[ 7] Visible multiplicities, such as occur with pre-specified subgroup analyses or sequential monitoring of trials are difficult enough, but at least in these circumstances the researchers (and users of the research) know how many multiple comparisons were under consideration.

An Election Kool-Aid Test The press corps here can't seem to get enough of David Boies, Mr. Gore's chief trial lawyer here.