Sentence examples for trials of rule from inspiring English sources

Animals received 16 trials per session (8 trials of Rule 1 and 8 trials of Rule 2), with trial types in a randomized sequence.

Animals received 16 trials per session (8 trials of Rule 1 and 8 trials of Rule 2), with trial types in a semi-randomised sequence such that no more than three consecutive identical trial types could occur, e.g., three trials in Place 1.

Indeed, participants deferred more frequently than they committed, with commitments occurring on 15% of trials on rule-in blocks and 22% of trials on rule-out blocks (with the difference reflecting the need for more commitments in rule-out).

This could very likely have a negative effect on the continuation of the single trial to rule out a longer term CV RR of 1.3 or higher.

"China should drop the charges immediately or face widespread international condemnation". Beijing-based attorney Li Xiongbing said he regarded the recent moves by Chinese authorities to actually press specific charges against political dissidents and conduct trials under the guise of "rule of law" as a step backward for the legal system.

The judge who will preside over the double-murder trial of Scott Peterson ruled that cameras would be barred from the courtroom.

The judge in the criminal trial of Arthur Andersen ruled today that jurors could find the firm guilty of obstruction of justice even if they could not agree on which of the firm's employees had the intent to commit the crime.

FORT MEADE, Md .-- The military judge overseeing the trial of Bradley Manning ruled Tuesday that "there are no alternatives to closure" of the court during the testimony of 24 prosecution witnesses who will discuss classified information.

Further, the state argues that the trial justice's application of Rule 3.6 to the Attorney General was unconstitutional because it violated his First Amendment rights and that, in any event, the "spin and twist" comment did not violate the rule because no reasonable attorney would have believed that there was a substantial likelihood that the statement would prejudice the pending trial.

Of these, seven trials would have been stopped at the first stage by the DESR as a result of high epd rates in conjunction with only a single responding subject in each trial, and in all seven of these trials the rules of Gehan found the same results after accrual of the second stage (i.e., Hnul accepted).

Forty trials had 1 circle in the response cue, 100 had 4 circles, divided equally between trials of chosen and specified rules.