Sentence examples for reinstatement time from inspiring English sources

Successful extinction of both R and NR mice was also revealed by post hoc comparisons of the reinstatement time course data (figure 1).

• Had Rose uttered those words in 1989, he might have gained reinstatement in time to be on the Hall of Fame ballot.

At least five times he has visited a local army office to apply for reinstatement, and each time, he says, "We'd wait in line for hours before someone would say, 'Come back another day.' " Mr. Obaidi had been willing to give democracy a try in the 2010 national elections, after joining large numbers of Sunnis in boycotting previous votes.

The desirable difficulty effect observed in Experiments 1 and 2 was replicated in Experiments 3A, 3B, and 3C, despite varying encoding intent during study, context reinstatement at the time of test, study list length, and the nature of the distractor task between study and test phases.

For the Reinstatement US × Time interaction, there were no significant simple main effects.

Blount was not reinstated in time for the Stanford game, but two days after the Ducks' loss to Stanford, the Ducks requested, and the Pac-10 approved, Blount's reinstatement for the Ducks' November 14 game against Arizona State.

Yet it seems doomed to hamstring what should be the greatest effort at historic reinstatement of modern times.

To attempt to fashion an argument in favor of Vick's N.F.L. reinstatement after serving prison time by equating it with Rodriguez's use of steroids employs faulty logic.