Sentence examples for time to trials from inspiring English sources

In both models (1) and (2), the firing rate differences occur despite the rats starting to wait (i.e. leaving the food magazine to engage in 'scanning behaviour') at a similar time to trials ending in correct responses.

The average time to trial is down to five months, she said.

Seventy of 197 patients (35.5%) experienced a delay in entering a trial, with a median time to trial entry of 7.1 weeks.

Both low Total and Integrated HIV-1 DNA levels associated with a longer time to trial endpoint (p = 0.039 and 0.031, respectively; log-rank test).

Q: It took him a long time to get to trial.

Time to infusion/placement, four trials.

MPH decreased omission and choice-errors and caused faster reaction times to the trials without the stop-tone.

The city asked for an Oct. 27 start date, requesting more time to prepare for trial.

(D ) Averaged fMRI activity from left dorsal premotor (PMd) cortex, time-locked to trial length.

We don't have time to wait for clinical trials".

You are going to have to time-trial well to win the Tour this year, so there is a great incentive for individual time-trialling to be one of the top priorities for the year; that kind of condition for the Tour would stand you in great stead for the Olympics.