Sentence examples for the reverse trial from inspiring English sources

However, in the reverse trial for the Barnes maze test there was a significant difference in the frequency of visits to the old goal, the number of errors made by the MS24 mice compared to controls and in total distance moved.

Given the fact that the follow-up period might be an important factor to detect an improvement in patients with mild heart failure, another noted difference is that we used the extended follow-up of the REVERSE trial [ 18]: 24-month clinical and left ventricular remodeling outcomes which were reported by the European cohort.

However, since the MS mice did not show difficulties in using the spatial search strategy in the reverse trials, no firm conclusions can be made on this point.

The results of this trial represent the data of the 262 European participants of the REVERSE-trial with 180 patients in the verum-group with enabled CRT function compared to 82 patients with disabled device function.

"This is a familiar move for appeals courts that want to reverse trial courts," said Michael C. Dorf, a professor at Columbia Law School.

The Barnes platform maze was used to test spatial learning, and memory by using acquisition trials followed by reverse trial sessions.

A meta-analysis of the MADIT-CRT and REVERSE trials in patients with CRT and implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) backup (CRT-D) reported a significant reduction in a composite outcome of heart failure events, but not mortality [ 9].

Each movement was repeated three times, including some reverse trials.

But the court reversed the trial judge's order breaking up the company and sent the case back to a different lower court judge to decide a new penalty.

The Appellate Division reversed the trial judge's ruling and reinstated the verdict -- ruling that despite the $500 limitation on Elm's authority to make repairs without having to obtain board approval, the company could still be held responsible for failing to make repairs that were within the scope of its authority.

But the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals reversed the trial court's finding in 2015 and ruled that Moore wasn't intellectually disabled — and therefore, could be executed.