Sentence examples for represents a trial from inspiring English sources

In the Thorpe Interactive Measure, each picture represents a trial in which the interaction is rated and scores are taken.

The protocol change regarding patient HbA1c eligibility represents a trial limitation, and presenting the consort diagram and the data interpretation will be more challenging as a result.

Columns of design matrix (supplementary Tables S1 and S2) should have equal number of positive and negative signs, meaning that each row represents a trial run and each column represents an independent variable.

Using a subtask switching protocol in which the animal experienced three subtasks as 'what' information in a maze, I here show that the replay represents a trial type, consisting of path and subtask, in terms of neuronal firing timings and rates.

"The charges do not represent a trial," said Eugene Fidell, president of the National Institute of Military Justice and an authority on military law.

And in 1999, he represented a trial judge in Ohio, Patricia A. Cleary, in disciplinary proceedings involving charges that she improperly sentenced a pregnant woman to jail, instead of probation, for credit card fraud to prevent her from having an abortion.

That system was deemed unconstitutional in 2002 on grounds that the panels don't represent a trial by peers.

Two sets of probabilities were considered; probabilities of switching 10%and25%5% for 'good' and 'poor' prognosis groups respectively to represent a relatively small proportion of patients switching treatments or 50%and75%5% for 'good' and 'poor' groups respectively to represent a trial with a large proportion of control patients switching.

The current problem represents a Bernoulli trial with as the probability of success and as the probability of failure.

The addition of genetic information to these data sets reminds us that in some ways, every person represents a unique trial with a single participant.

Each point in the graph represents a particular trial.