Sentence examples for trial a drop from inspiring English sources

At the end of each trial, a drop of juice was given if the monkey responded successfully, while a negative visual signal was provided after incorrect responses in order to indicate response failure.

Three learning trials were given every 6 min. On the first trial a drop of the positive stimulus solution at the end of a 23 gauge needle was held 1 cm over the antennae and after 5 s the antennae were touched, which led to PER.

In the OV-1012 trial, a drop seizure was defined as any drop attack or spell involving the entire body, trunk, or head that led to a fall, injury, slumping in a chair, or the patient's head hitting a surface, or that could have led to a fall or injury, depending on the patient's position at the time of the attack or spell.

At the beginning of each of the subsequent 8 trials, a drop of chocolate was applied to the window on the rear wall of the runway, and the apparatus was placed into the cage behind the divider (see Fig. 1A).

A six-month progress report on the trial, released by the Department of Social Services on Monday, found a 15% drop in poker machine revenue in the Ceduna region in the three months after the start of the trial, and a drop in the number of alcohol-related arrests.

The company is still testing the mail-in service and is also trialing a drop-off option in L.A. and Atlanta.

The effectiveness of screening using the faecal occult blood test (FOBT) has been widely demonstrated in randomised clinical trials with a drop in both mortality (15% to 33%), and incidence rates (20%) [ 10, 11].

In cluster randomized trials a higher drop out rate has to be assumed since the drop out of one cluster leads to the loss of all patients in a cluster.

We also validated our approach against published cell counts from the RAVE trial that showed a drop in the absolute CD19+ lymphocyte counts.

He lost the jersey to rider Luis León Sánchez after Sánchez won two consecutive stages, but won the final time trial, despite suffering a dropped chain, to take the overall victory and become the first Briton to win the race in its 65-year history.

A nose-poke response to either odour terminated the trial and was rewarded with a drop of water.