Sentence examples for scattered trials from inspiring English sources

A perturbation (according to the field described below) is applied on some random scattered trials (19%).

Twenty percent of images presented were followed by a consecutive repeat; these were randomly scattered across trials within a single run.

Each block contained 15 catch trials, scattered throughout the block.

At close view, the cost function appears to be considerably scattered in repeated trials with the same or very close parameters due to the random nature of the Poissonian input, i.e., points with high cost function (red) can be very close to points with very low cost (green/blue) depending on the instantiations of the Poisson processes describing the ORNs.

Indeed, the operation has even enabled a few people who started off as respiratory cripples to go back to work.As a consequence of Dr Cooper's preliminary research a larger trial, scattered around 18 American hospitals, is about to be conducted under the aegis of America's National Institutes of Health.

For every trial, the rat was allowed to forage throughout the whole environment for 15 min. Cooked rice grains were scattered throughout the trial so as to motivate the rat to explore every region of the environment evenly and without depleting any of the compartments.

Early-stage clinical trials revealed scattered clinical responses to these agents, but the most recent clinical trials have shown that combining modulators of PKC with standard chemotherapy does not improve outcome over chemotherapy alone.

In 1971, organic agriculture was in its infancy -- a few hundred scattered amateurs learning by trial and error how to grow food without chemicals, an ad hoc grass-roots R. & D. effort for which there was precisely no institutional support.

Results The scatter across journals varied considerably among specialties and subspecialties: otolaryngology had the least scatter (363 trials across 167 journals) and neurology the most (2770 trials across 896 journals).

It is now common to find trials with study centres scattered around the globe.

Randomised trials and systematic reviews were widely scattered across a large number of journals.