Sentence examples for mean trial from inspiring English sources

"It was a vociferous, mean trial, where they tried by every way to beat us down," Patrick J. Beary, the lawyer who represented the husband, James P. Going, said in a telephone interview.

Until the final measurement at 2.5 years, the mean trial mortality was below 2%.

We found 1) a post-task reduction in M1 interhemispheric FC and that the extent of reduciton was negatively correlated with enhanced mean trial force in MPH conditions.

Well, this time around, the big guy (or the guys at Thrillist) decided that the only way to make me aware of my gastronomical excess short of 40 years wandering the desert (heck! I could barely handle a day) was trial by fire - by which I mean trial by cruel and unusual lengths of time on an airplane.

We thus removed any trials that were more than 3 standard deviations (approximately 7 seconds) from the overall mean trial length.

First-level (single participant) contrasts were performed separately over the mean trial activity (relative to baseline) and for each of the parametric regressors described above.

This would mean trials before courts-martial and not military commissions.

The Sn subjects needed many more trials to hit the target than in the preceding tests (mean trials to hit 73.6), and their response times were relatively fast (mean 45.8 s).

Because subjects could only play for 20 minutes, the number of trials completed during that time varied from subject to subject (Mean trials completed  = 54, SD = 4.74, Range = 47 69 trials).

This was most apparent at high stimulus intensities, where after SWE the mean trial-to-trial failure rate was 41.3% vs. 59.6% (n = 17) in control.

Figure 1 (B) showed the mean trials to criterion of each group at each stage.