Rather, after a rat made a response in a generalization trial, the stimulus was immediately removed from the display, the trial ended, and the animal was allowed to trigger the next trial right away.
The women hope to trigger a trial to showcase the archaic nature of the 1861 Offences Against the Person Act – the legislation which makes abortion in Northern Ireland illegal except in extremely rare circumstances.
And even when they come from an unrelated donor -- as was the case in this trial -- they not only appear to trigger no dangerous immune reaction in recipients but may actively suppress the immune system.
The more promising trial-support campaigns will seek to trigger reasonable doubt by raising issues closer to the core of the prosecution.
By denying Apple an injunction and Samsung a new trial Judge Koh has created a temporary stalemate between the two, de-fanging Apple's big win without granting Samsung's call to trigger a fresh trial.
They used controls on the right-hand side of their gamepad to answer the yes/no question, and to trigger the next trial when they were ready to proceed.
The largest randomized trial to evaluate transfusion triggers to date is in 838 intensive care patients, including those undergoing surgery.
The decision by the grand jury not to press charges and bring the case to trial has triggered a nationwide debate over relations between black communities and law enforcement.
The RTS is able to control 26 channels of visual or audio stimuli, to send trigger pulses during each trial to external devices, such as a transcranial magnetic stimulator, and to record subject responses during the testing sessions.
For example, a paper on an asthma trial could trigger questions about asthma as well as about randomisation.
