Sentence examples for hundreds of trials from inspiring English sources
Consequently, hundreds of trials were postponed, for the fifth business day in a row.
The drugs have been studied in hundreds of trials over five decades and have proven to be extremely effective.
"From my vantage point as a radiologist I think the evidence indicating the benefits of mammography is overwhelming, so I'm not troubled by these revisionist thinkers who are claiming that hundreds of trials were done incorrectly".
Over hundreds of trials where the positions of the numbers changed, the students were asked to "find the target" or "find the 'two.' " Whenever subjects heard the word "two," they always found the numeral faster.
In the hundreds of trials that he presided over in his 36 years on the bench (he had been a senior judge in semiretirement since 1992), Judge Pollak was known for advocating defendants' rights — sometimes stoking controversy in the process.
It was in presiding over hundreds of trials — from the routine to those with lofty constitutional issues — that his intellect, fair-mindedness and compassion made him a model for a generation of lawyers.
The effects of learning in those dogs that were the first non-delayed individual (delay test A1) and were then retested after having been the delayed individual (delay test A2) were investigated using repeated-measures ANOVAs with delay test (A1 vs. A2) and trial order (1st vs. 2nd half of trials) as within-subject factors.
The top panels in Fig. 8 show membrane potentials of a Purkinje cell at the first, 18th and 19th trials of the conditioning.
There were no differences between WT and rSey2/+ rats in immobility times at 1st and 2nd trials of the tests (Fig. 2C, D).
The 1st and 12th trials of each subject were discarded to reduce movement variability related to the start and end of the session.
The results of the 2nd and 3rd trials are compared with outcomes of the 1st trial to determine how team size and information sharing system among sub-team members may affect the consequences, respectively.
