The phrase "a specific trial is" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a particular trial in a scientific, legal, or experimental context.
Example: "In our research, a specific trial is necessary to determine the effectiveness of the new drug."
Alternatives: "a particular trial is" or "an individual trial is".
It should be stressed, however, that before such a regime is contemplated, simulations should be performed to determine the properties of the method under the particular conditions expected for the specific trial being planned.
However, in order to assess the exact savings for the special groups, a disease-specific trial is necessary and the cost model needs to be adjusted (e.g., costs of diagnosis and treatment).
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First, there is some debate over whether the Nuremberg Code was intended to apply generally to clinical research or whether, as a legal ruling in a specific trial, it was intended to address only the cases before the court (Katz 1996).
Instead of being counseled about potential options, open clinical trials and how to obtain a slot in a specific trial, they are walked down the path of least resistance.
The design of a specific trial will be studied to illustrate the major issues in the design of a study, such as endpoint definition, control group selection, and eligibility criteria.
A major conclusion of this session is that implementation considerations are intimately related to the architecture of a specific trial and should be addressed practically and early in the design phase of any randomized trial addressing a palliative care question.
(Note that when the CS is absent on a specific trial, this trial can be assigned unambiguously to the CS+ or CS − factor because this factor was blocked).
Three surveys were constructed with a majority of identical common questions; however, additional trial-specific questions were added, for example, where excess treatment costs or availability of a specific trial investigation or treatment were a factor.
The desired time for each movement, not including reaction time (i.e. the duration from leaving a target to reaching the next target), was up to 450 ms. If the subject was too slow in a specific trial, i.e. the movement was not completed within 450 ms – this trial was considered as a miss.
