Sentence examples for timeout trials from inspiring English sources
Hints were also provided for trials when the participants could not solve the problem within the allotted time of 45 s [termed as timeout trials].
Interestingly, we found for timeout trials that would lead to a correct solution after hint presentation, a strong alpha ERS (10 12 Hz; Fig. 2C).
Furthermore, we investigated the preparatory and immediate post hint presentation phase of initial timeout trials (not involving a mental impasse) and found corroborating evidence to an interesting behavioral visual hemifield study by Beeman and Bowden [72].
From −0.2 to 0 s before hint presentation timeout trials showed ERS and correct solutions displayed ERD (38 52 Hz; P<0.04, NS = 13) in right parieto-occipital brain regions (PO4, P8, P4, O2).
The alpha ERS effect was not found in timeout trials that failed to produce any solution; since no solution-relevant information was active at the first place, nothing had to be suppressed, and so the hint could not help to find the final solution.
It would be useful for the authors to also include lever press data for the sucrose self administration task, in case there is a strain difference in responding on the active lever during the 20s timeout periods between trials.
There was a 2.5 sec timeout period before the next trial began.
This cycle was repeated until the mouse completed 30 trials or 60 min timeout (phase II).
Similar to phase II, this cycle was repeated until the mouse completed 30 trials or 60 min timeout.
Peripheral stimuli appeared approximately 20 times per 60-s trial, and remained visible each time until the participant issued a joystick response or a timeout duration of 2000 ms was reached.
