Sentence examples for trial as shown from inspiring English sources

Tells about Gideon's trial, as shown in the court records.

More precisely, the changes of the actual trap states are indicated by the changes of the trap value for each trial, as shown in Fig. 12.

To verify the optimization results of orthogonal experimental design, the comparison-interference voltage of S-terminal and L-terminal between the optimization result and No.8 trial as shown in Fig. 6.

There was a large amount of local interest in the trial as shown by the sales of the local paper, the North-West Evening Mail.

In this trial, as shown in Figure 1, only the second sort of mistake occurs.

There do not appear to be any differences between this sub-sample and all other patients in the trial as shown in Table 1-wrap>.

It is interesting that JNC8 cited the ACCORD trial as showing that lowering systolic pressure to 120 did not reduce the event rate any more than lowering it to 130. Yet even within the 4.7 years of that study, there was a large and statistically significant 41percentt reduction in stroke, the complication most closely associated with hypertension.

A wide variation of phytase yield from 0.94 to 28.18 U ml-1 was found among the 16 trials, as shown in Table 2 thereby emphasizing the importance of the screening step to identify the most influent variables.

We can see the decoder reached 100% accuracy after 3 trials as shown by the convergence of the weights and maximally positive error signal.

However, latencies in particular locations of the stimulus are well reproduced across trials as shown by their low spread (S.D .. Indeed, the standard deviation – identical to spike jitter of peri-stimulus scatter plots – is a small fraction of the local latency.

The aiming error was evaluated for the first 15 and last 15 trials; as shown in the figure subjects tend to improve their performance in both unimodal and bimodal conditions and adapt to the new visuomotor transformation, even if the rotational misalignment is never constant but continuously varies during the task.