Sentence examples for rejection of trials from inspiring English sources

Visual inspection of single-trial recordings was performed by a trained experimenter after automatic rejection of trials with EOG >70 µV and/or with absolute power of EEG channel F8 in the fast beta range (>25 Hz) exceeding 0.9 µV2/Hz [25], most likely contaminated by ocular and/or muscular activity.

Each step of stimulation lasted 90 s after rejection of trials due to possible artifacts.

After pairing, the visual stimuli in each of the four stimulus positions were presented for as long as the whole-cell recording lasted, with rejection of trials that did not meet the criteria for inclusion into analysis (see section 'Analysis and statistics' below).

Agency rejection of clinical trials from consideration or manufacturer exclusion of clinical trials occurred in many cases because of perceived irrelevance of either the dosing regimens of the drug under evaluation or of the comparator, and/or trial population.

And a rejection of military trials for civilians.

The rejection of civilian trials for terrorism suspects is a capitulation to fear.

Since the rejection of artifactual trials amounts to a considerable loss of data, a method that removes the artifacts while preserving the underlying neural activity is needed.

Each day, the discrimination between the stimuli by each individual was calculated as a percentage correct score (%C) as follows: (correct go responses + correct no-go rejections)/total number of trials.

This limit, which may be considered conservative in light of the experimental design, resulted in a mean rejection rate of 15% of trials.

After artifact rejection, more than 90% of trials could be averaged for each condition in all participants (mean ± standard deviation: Regular_Silent = 298.7 ± 2.6 trials, Irregular_Silent = 297.5 ± 2.3 trials, Regular_Noisy = 296.4 ± 3.6 trials, Irregular_Noisy = 297.8 ± 3.1 trials).

For example the Banff scoring of renal pathology is widely used to quantify allograft rejection, in trials of anti-rejection drugs and in clinical practice.