Sentence examples for reaction trials from inspiring English sources

These trials showed larger EMG bursts, shorter movement time, shorter time to peak velocity, and higher peak velocity than other action trials (P < 0.001 for all), with no difference from Reaction trials containing SAS.

In some trials, at random (20 25% of trials), the system was prepared in such a way that there was a trigger out at the time when the goniometer signal reached the visual IS in Reaction trials and at random between the third and the fourth seconds, within the time range of the expected movement in Action trials.

In terms of safety and reports of adverse reactions, trials have not shown an increase in breast cancer risk or increase in endometrial hyperplasia following phytoestrogen use, but trials explicitly designed to find neoplasia have not been reported.

These Selective Targeting for Efficacy in Lung Cancer, Lower Adverse Reaction (STELLAR™) trials represent the largest randomized phase III programs in patients with NSCLC and a poor performance status.

The mean and standard deviation of the 20 simple reaction time trials are calculated.

In reaction to trials that showed the deleterious effects of overfeeding, a few investigators hypothesized that semistarvation might be the solution.

This study shows that a loud auditory stimulus influences the execution of self-generated human actions in a way similar to what is known to occur in simple reaction time trials.

For both the simple and four-choice reaction time trials there was a variable interval of between 1 and 3 seconds between the participant's response and onset of the next stimulus.

A startling auditory stimulus anticipates the execution of self-generated human actions in the same way as it shortens the latency of task execution in simple reaction time trials.

The most common adverse reactions in trials were injection site reactions (84%), flu-like symptoms (30%), nausea (14%), headaches (12%), and elevations in serum transaminases, specifically alanine transaminase (10%).

A visceral, emotional revolutionary reaction: The trial was not right, the verdict nonsensical.