Sentence examples for trial to correct from inspiring English sources
Israel's National Library is calling on a German museum to hand over the original manuscript of Franz Kafka's novel The Trial to correct a "historical error", in the latest unravelling of a complex dispute over the writer's legacy.
The trial effect T j was subtracted from the raw data of all entries of the corresponding trial to correct for the differences among the different trials.
In this study, we conducted a multicity, multicomponent community intervention trial to correct breast cancer myths and promote screening mammography for women living in an urban community in Korea.
A recalibration session was performed every 20 trials to correct for possible head movements.
Omissions and premature responses were calculated per 100 trials to correct for any differences in the total number of trials completed by the mice.
Trials to correct thyroid deficiency with T4 and T3 also failed to show benefit but, again, may have used excessive doses.
If the decrease in coherence during Incorrect Trials Only is due to lower firing rates during incorrect trials, then we would observe significantly lower firing rates during incorrect trials compared to correct trials.
This explanation implicitly assumes that feedback, when used, is used in an immediate fashion on a trial-by-trial basis to correct the learning mechanism, and is supported by findings that learning did not occur when the feedback was uncorrelated with the participants' responses [10].
There were 616 RR unit spike-associated bins following correct trials, 243 following error trials, 565 prior to correct trials, and 142 prior to error trials.
Accuracy, total trials, latency to correct response and latency to the magazine were all modified by guanfacine to the same extent in both genotypes (Table 2013).
Excessive ROS production and increased mTORC1 activity have prompted clinical trials designed to correct these metabolic defects, ranging from inhibition of mTORC1 by rapamycin to reversal of glutathione depletion by N-acetylcysteine [ 59, 60].
