Sentence examples for trial times from inspiring English sources

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The Guardian reported that "some of his trial times were almost unbelievable," and Nurmi went on to train at the Olympic Village in Los Angeles despite his injury.

Test trial times ranged from 30 to 65 seconds, and data were collected at 20 Hz.

Existing scales can therefore be combined to move away from thinking of scales as tools of staging or description, towards using scales as more powerful and sensitive instruments that can shorten trial times and reduce the number of patients needed to enroll in trials.

30 31 This will have an uncertain effect on clinical trial times if HTA agencies demand longer term patient-related outcomes rather than proxy measures on which to judge value, but it may be expected to speed up the total time to adoption and diffusion of those drugs judged to be most clinically and cost-effective.

During the object replacement phase there were no significant differences in navigation trial times between novel versus familiar environments (P = 0.670; F(1,19) = 0.187), novel versus familiar objects (P = 0.395; F(1,19) = 0.758), or any interaction between effects of object and environmental novelty (P = 0.552; F(1,19) = 0.367).

Therefore, the application of the model can save tremendous amount of trial time and energy used for library trials.

In the comparison condition, we divided each trial time by 2 because two proverbs were presented during each trial.

In total, four training trials per day with an interval trial time of 1 h were performed.

This provides an option to decrease trial time, without affecting patient safety.

For each trial, time to intubate (TTI), success and complication rate, intubation difficulty and glottis exposure were noted.