Sentence examples for trials reflected from inspiring English sources

Other trial lawyers said yesterday that the motions for separate trials reflected divergent legal strategies, a personality clash between the two lawyers or outright errors by Mr. Sachs.

The 52 experimental trials reflected the different combinations of the factors.

Preliminary trials reflected the low prevalence of diabetes in Raica community consuming camel milk habitually.

Pilot trials reflected that at both maximum design flowrate of 3 m3/d and shock flowrate of 5 m3/d, Chemical Oxygen Demand CODD) concentration in the influent was generally greater than 300 mg/L; its removal efficiency exceeded 80%.

Furthermore, note that the tool was present and remained stationary for at least 12 s (and, for half of the blocks, 36 s) before the start of each experimental block – this aspect of the design ensured that all activations and deactivations which were time-locked to a block of trials, reflected significant changes with respect to a baseline in which the tool was also present.

This suggests that firing rate differences between reward and punishment trials reflected the value, not the salience, of those stimuli.

Responses tend to be slower for incongruent trials, reflecting the time required to resolve the conflict between the target stimulus and the flanker information which must be ignored, and so assessing the executive control network.

The growing number of prospective clinical/economic trials reflects both widespread interest in economic information for new technologies and the regulatory and reimbursement requirements of many countries that now consider evidence of economic value along with clinical efficacy.

The intense security surrounding Morsi's various trials reflects the government's assertion – accepted by many Egyptians -- that the Brotherhood is a dangerous terrorist group.

You want to make sure that the trials reflect the reality of your job and a day in the life of your family as much as possible, so that you have ample time to assess the match, and both you and the nanny can come away with a clear sense of whether or not the arrangement is going to work.

In contrast, when two attributes changed, error trials reflecting the misjudgment that only one attribute had changed were not that frequent (11% of trials, 33% of errors).