Sentence examples for repetitive standard from inspiring English sources

Repetitive standard auditory images (0 or 800 μs ITD, p = 0.9) were interspersed by infrequent deviants (p = 0.1) of three types: stationary and moving to or from standards.

In contrast to previous studies showing that repetitive standard sounds constitute a prerequisite for the MMN, Jääskeläinen et al. (2004) furnish evidence for robust MMN to infrequent (or 'novel') stimuli when preceded by a single standard stimulus.

Reproducibility assays employed repetitive standards of IL-6, and the intra- and inter-assay coefficients of variation were below 6.5%.

The outliers were assigned mainly to the extreme positions (1 or 3) in the triplet to simulate more closely the "oddball" design in which the deviant is surrounded by repetitive standards.

A pilot study showed that with more than five repetitive measurements, standard deviations of the variables for each individual did not decrease further and were less than 5% for the length variables.

However, the fact that the similarity between the responses to "day" and "tay" diminished in the control condition (Fig.  2) may indicate that the /eI/ diphthong associated with deviant "day" was more salient among repetitive "deh" standards ("oddball" condition) than among the variable filler stimuli ("control" condition) (Nordby et al. 1994; Sabri and Campbell 2000).

Survival percentages of three repetitive experiments and standard deviations are shown (control cells 100% survival).

The CV between assays was determined by repetitive analysis of standards and control samples.

"If you have an OSHA standard on repetitive motion, that would make it easier to get workers' comp for repetitive motion," said Lawrence Z. Lorber, a Washington lawyer and expert on personnel issues.

But the compositions are too standard, too repetitive, to be of anything but superficial interest.

Fig. 3 H-shaped double-sided bonded specimen design for applying repetitive blows in a standard Charpy testing machine.