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In subsequent testing over the weekend, the train-detection system "intermittently failed," the safety agency said.

In subsequent testing the specimen geometry was altered to reduce the compressive footprint and the notches (slits) made deeper to reduce the specimen's ligament length.

In these studies (outlined in Figure 2a), animals showed robust fear conditioning prior to extinction training and varying the number of nonreinforced light-CS presentations decreased the amount of fear animals showed in subsequent testing trials (Figure 2b).

The exercise reminded the students that "You can grow your intelligence". In subsequent testing, these students improved their math achievement across the difficult transition to junior high school, whereas another group of students, who had not been exposed to Blackwell's lessons, showed a decline.

In subsequent testing of commercial non-Bt cotton seed bags, three out of eleven bags contained 1% Bt seed, as indicated by the presence of the Bt protein Cry1Ac [5].

In subsequent testing, influenza viral RNA was detected by quantitative real-time reverse-transcription PCR (qPCR) in nasopharyngeal swabs from 43 of 56 subjects, with a median viral copy number of 51 per sample (SD 161 after the exclusion of one outlying value of 3727), where each sample consisted of two swabs collected from each patient.

However, it fell flat in subsequent tests in which the students exposed it to music outside of the library on which it was trained.

Students who revised in silence rated their environment as less distracting and accurately predicted that this would lead to better performances in subsequent tests.

"After that game, I was convinced". In subsequent tests, Mr. Higley and other handpicked photographers pushed the new film to far higher speeds.

The electronic stability-control system that was ultimately installed in the subcompact A-class cars, allowing them to safely swerve around imaginary wildlife in subsequent tests, was so effective that Mercedes has made it standard equipment in everything it sells.

Indeed, the Army's germ warfare program at Fort Detrick has long exposed volunteers to pathogens like Q fever and tularemia in a program called Project Whitecoat, which studied vaccines and protective equipment, and in subsequent tests.