Sentence examples for repeated conditions from inspiring English sources
The measurement process has been analysed in a systematic way, which allows identification of the main factors that influence the variability of tests performed under the same repeated conditions.
These findings have implications for the natural attenuation of contaminants in the partially saturated zone, but also for the persistence of a contamination source exposed to repeated conditions of infiltration and drainage.
More complex conditions can be "abbreviated" by removing repeated conditions and variables.
Loops per minute (averaged within fish over repeated conditions, see Table S1) obtained in the contrast-dependence experiment were compared across conditions, using a one-way repeated-measures ANOVA.
This is perhaps not surprising considering that our repeated conditions of heat shock were limited to 20 min and that HSP70 expression was normal for the first 15 min of these treatments in Mnn1 lack-of-function mutants (Fig. 2A).
The ITI between repeated conditions was randomized in the interval 1800 1920 ms. Blocks were separated by IBIs of randomized duration in the interval 1800 1920 ms. The block order was randomized.
Whereas the condition-specific Conners' scale was repeated in 7% (4/61) of case-notes in the original audit, there was no evidence of repeated condition-specific scales (Conners' or RCADS) in the re-audit.
The Chinese government said it would "earnestly study" Pope John Paul II's plea this week for diplomatic ties but gave no indication of a breakthrough, repeating conditions that have long bedeviled relations.
Using pseudo-random strategies, we created two types of switching conditions (easy-to-difficult; difficult-to-easy) and relevant repeating conditions.
Behaviour in the later extinction sessions could be studied for Behaviour 2 only, and it was found to increase relative to the first condition, over repeated extinction conditions.
Slow inactivation is induced under conditions of sustained depolarization and repeated firing, conditions relevant for the pathophysiology of chronic pain.
