Sentence examples for many trials from from inspiring English sources

The final architecture was determined through many trials from scratch.

For the reported analysis, this previous block activity was the average of the last three trials, not including the last one, from the previous block, but the results remained qualitatively the same independent of exactly how many trials from the previous block we used; we eliminated the last trial so that we could examine activity on that trial as a control.

Even better is to actually estimate a model covariance function, using, for example, many trials from the same experiment for a robust estimate.

These feedbacks have many analogues, ranging from the many "trial" representations of our surroundings from which our brain selects the best to present to our consciousness, to the many trials from which an artist or writer chooses the one that best achieves the desired effect.

While this type of reduction of stochasticity is not physiologically meaningful since working memory takes place trial to trial and cannot require averaging over many trials, data from unit recording experiments typically report unit activity as average (across trials) PSTH histograms.

In those days it took many trials to transition from straight paths with smooth speed profiles to curved paths which would also develop smooth speed profiles (going from A to B); or it would take many trials to transition from curved paths with smooth speed profiles to straight paths with smooth speed profiles (going from B to A').

Later, GSK added up results from many trials and found Buse was right.

If it's hard to apply the findings from any one trial to the treatment of a particular patient, it's harder still to use data from many trials to create guidelines that can be applied to any patient.

Given the absence of generic PBM data from many trials, existing mapping algorithms could be more fully utilised as an additional means of deriving HSUVs for economic evaluation of CRC, and also exploratory studies to derive HSUVs for colorectal cancer health states from EORTC QLQ-C30 data using the EORTC-8D or QLU-C10D are warranted.

Collapsing data from many trials in this way permits the use of the present algorithm to improve the accuracy of data even in experimental procedures that elicit only two or three fixations per trial.

This is similar to the reported experience in non-small cell lung cancer, and patients with PS 2 are now excluded from many trials in this disease (Frasci et al, 2000; Schiller et al, 2000).