Amazingly, the intensity of their bonds at the end of the experiment rated closer than the closest relationships in the lives of 30% of similar students.
The effect they revealed was that, on average, people in the experiment rated their understanding as much worse after it had been put to the test.
A second rater, blind to all other details of the experiment, rated a sample of 235 memory responses.
Fifteen children who took Trovan showed signs of joint pain during the experiment, a rate three times that of children who took the comparison drug.
During the experiment, heart rate and arterial pressure were unchanged.
Throughout the experiment, the rate of impulses per second was visualized and recorded for a control period of at least 20 min before application of substances.
The preparation is superfused hydrostatically throughout the experiment (perfusion rate about 1 ml · min-1).
Towards the end of the experiment, heart rate did not differ among groups (Table 1).
During the experiment, heart rate was recorded continuously by means of a three-lead ECG.
Therefore, we use the double mesh principle to estimate the errors and compute the experiment convergence rates.
