Sentence examples for fraction of trials from inspiring English sources

If one does adjust, then the efficiency advantage of balancing is modest on average, but still important in an appreciable fraction of trials with small sample sizes.

This fraction of trials that lead to multiple-photon events was obtained from a stringent analysis of the g(2)(0) function (see above) and taking into account measured values for photon loss and detector inefficiencies in the signal and idler arms.

In the past, voluntary registries have included only a fraction of trials.

For this analysis we considered only the fraction of trials in which the responded letter was presented in the array and was not in the cued position.

The goodness of fit fG, is the fraction of trials in which G of the empirical distribution is greater than G of the sample from the maximum entropy distribution.

Response reliability was computed as fraction of trials in which the firing rate in response window was greater than firing rate in a corresponding time window immediately preceding stimulus onset.

Results were reported the fraction of correct trials to valid trials, where valid trials included all trials on which the animal successfully to swam to either the left or the right arms of the Y-maze.

The fractions of trials in which participants correctly identified the test face in matching and non-matching trials were compared to the baseline performance.

In the experiments of Müsseler and Kerzel, the same onset positions as in the constant-context condition were presented on a fraction of the trials in the random-context condition (one sixth of the trials).

We further defined the "success rate" as the fraction of successful trials for a method under a particular test scenario.

These results are not particularly sensitive to the fraction of partial trials, so accurate estimation of time courses can be obtained with lower percentages of partial trials (20 25%).