Sentence examples for on all correct from inspiring English sources

The CAN router will subsequently send the messages on all correct destination CAN segments, thus ensuring a consistent overall state of all correct CISes.

A 300 ms broadband noise preceded juice delivery on all correct trials.

Because the patient received a smiley as positive feedback on all correct trials through the experiment, a natural question is whether the overall correct performance on probe test trials reflected learning during prior training sessions or reflected quick learning during the probe trials.

Additional file 3: Reported responses of key community members regarding knowledge on TB, doc, descriptive report on frequency of all correct and incorrect responses for each of the 10 questions used for assessing knowledge about TB.

Also in two of the conditions where external feedback was presented on all "corrects following corrects" (FCC100) the participants that performed the worse made more double-errors [112] r = 0.34, p < 0.05; [002] r = 0.52 p < 0.05.

For example, [101] denotes a 2-back sequence where external feedback was received on error trials as well as on 20% of the FCC trials, and [002] denotes a 2-back sequence where no external feedback is given on errors, nor the subsequent correct response, but external feedback is given on all corrects following corrects.

These analyses identified the previously unannotated A. pisum TipE orthologue and the A. aegypti Teh1 orthologue, corrected the previously split gene model of the A. pisum Teh2 orthologue, and improved several other gene model annotations (see Additional file 1, Table S1 for full details on all corrected gene models).

As the variable measuring "Knowledge" was coded as a categorical variable (dichotomous: correct on all items/not correct on all items), this variable was the only variable analyzed using generalized multilevel analysis (GLMM), and it was therefore not included in the tables presenting the other outcomes that were analyzed by multilevel analysis.

He was funny, humane and correct on all the main issues.

More worrying still, Brown could easily be a British version of the Gore of 2000: in command of the facts, correct on all the big strategic questions, yet awkward with people and dull to listen to on TV.

To confirm this hypothesis, the peak correct rate was contrasted with the mean of the correct rates on all the other pairs.