Sentence examples for learning tests from inspiring English sources

Later that afternoon, at 6pm, both groups took part in a second round of learning tests.

The big-brained fish scored better on learning tests than their small-brained cousins.

People who nodded off for an hour after lunch performed better in learning tests than those who stayed awake all afternoon, the scientists found.

Thus when Virginia instituted its "standards of learning" tests in 1998, the failure rate in the suburbs was almost as high as in the backwoods.

In studies of mice affected by cognitive impairment mimicking Alzheimer disease in humans, treatment with GM-CSF reduced the burden of amyloid plaques in the brain and was associated with improved performance on memory and learning tests.

Follow-up studies by other researchers reached conflicting results as to whether the drug Costa had tested, the antidepressant Prozac, could produce practical gains on learning tests to match its ability to boost brain-cell growth.

Tuskfish are adept at using tools (they carry clams around, for smashing on well-chosen rocks), while cleaner wrasses outperform chimpanzees on certain inductive-learning tests.

In contrast, the AD mice performed consistently poorer than the controls in visuospatial re-learning tests performed at these ages.

It is also worth mentioning that there was no significant correlation between the performances in the rule-learning and the word-learning tests (r = 0.29, P<0.22).

In order to further evaluate this hypothesis, we performed a correlation analysis at a frontal location (Fz; in which both modulations were significant) with the performance during the word-learning and rule-learning tests (recognition phase).

The Alternating Serial Reaction Time (ASRT) task [28], [29] was developed within the context of classical procedural-learning tests, the finger-tapping task and the Serial Reaction Time (SRT) task.