Sentence examples for irrespective of trial from inspiring English sources

Our results revealed a bilateral involvement of lateral premotor and parietal cortex irrespective of trial pacing, but there was a marked influence of trial pacing on the observed activation of occipital and other frontal regions.

Continuous monitoring with a likelihood based method, on the other hand, has the advantages that all available information, including new data, can be used; sample sizes need not be fixed; and decisions can be made at any time without statistical penalty, irrespective of trial design.

Irrespective of trial performance mice were guided to the platform and allowed to remain there for at least 15 s.

However, the beneficial effect of reduction in perioperative complication rates was evident irrespective of trial quality.

Irrespective of trial performance mice were guided to the platform and allowed to remain there for at least 15 seconds.

Each block, irrespective of trial (encoding, retrieval) or schema type (spatial, non-spatial) shared the same timing parameters.

This indicates that conscious, but also unconscious incongruent primes in trial n-1 trigger conflict adaptation effects in trial n (irrespective of whether trial n contains a conscious or unconscious prime).

In addition to stronger interference to conflicting emotional stimuli we also observed generally slower performance in PD – irrespective of the trial type.

Although efforts were made to build on existing clinical practice, these findings from baseline analysis, irrespective of final trial outcomes, suggest that information resources to support understanding of CKD and the maintenance of vascular health may benefit from closer alignment with existing clinical encounters.

Irrespective of the trials, microbial population growth was influenced by the temperature and also the effective organic matter degradation.

In Experiment 2 we observed no such beta modulations for L2 learners, irrespective of whether trials were sorted according to objective or subjective syntactic correctness.