Sentence examples for Subjective trials from inspiring English sources

This study was conducted to develop a prototype of an adjustable table and an adjustable chair for educational institutions, to evaluate its adoptability in accordance with international standards, and to validate the prototype chair by conducting subjective trials.

We distributed the total 160 subjective trials into 4 blocks of 40 trials.

These filter settings were selected by a long term subjective trials where the objective was to trim the display to show the details of the murmurs as an experienced practitioner would understand them.

GAST combines gradient ascent optimization techniques with subjective test trials.

307 A recent systematic review, aggregating the results of several methodological investigations, found that, for subjective outcomes, trials that used inadequate or unclear allocation concealment yielded 31% larger estimates of effect than those that used adequate concealment, and trials that were not blinded yielded 25% larger estimates.

Similarly the process of choosing delay reasons was subjective although trial management staff were trained to enter data consistently.

Even within routine clinical trials, subjective effects are generally not collected systematically.

In the context of a clinical trial, it provides a way whereby the trial data is combined with data from pilot studies, results of similar trials, subjective clinical opinion and other sources of information.

Overall, the value of the studies looking at diet and ADHD are limited by small sized trials, subjective measures of outcome and varied protocols for intervention, and on this basis there has been inadequate evidence to suggest that dietary manipulation can ameliorate ADHD symptoms in children.

The definition of seriousness of an adverse event is also subjective and one trial (Llanos-Cuentas 2014) had clearly reported more serious adverse events than the other two trials (Walsh 1999; Walsh 2004a) which had used much higher doses of TQ.

Dr. Krall of Glaxo agreed, saying the drug maker had considered providing summaries of its studies for patients, but then dropped the efforts after deciding it would require making subjective decisions about trial results.