Sentence examples similar to ad-hoc trials from inspiring English sources

Right now, providers are using PatientsLikeMe to supplement data coming from more traditional clinical trials, but the real power of PatientsLikeMe lies in the ease with which it facilitates ad hoc trials for specific drugs and devices.

Further large, ad-hoc clinical trials are needed confirm these results.

In addition, an ad-hoc third trial was conducted in which the test set consisted of outdoor images of eight of the subjects.

In most ASM applications, calibration is based on more or less ad-hoc and trial and error approaches.

The Italian study hadn't actually been published yet, but that didn't stop 34 members with A.L.S. from soliciting lithium prescriptions from their doctors and coalescing into an ad-hoc clinical trial.

Finally, the system achieved quick response in processing the large administrative database to allow convenient ad-hoc analysis in a trial-and-error fashion.

It is in the nature of pragmatic trials that an ad-hoc set of centres is required for each trial.

There appears to be a gap for a tool to predict recruitment to clinical trials of ad-hoc networks, which would account for both centre and patient recruitment, and recognise that one will drive the other.

This more closely matches the real life experience of multi-centre trials relying on ad-hoc centre recruitment.

These centres tend not to be a pre-existing trial network, but are recruited on an ad-hoc basis for the needs of the trial.

Ironically, the well-established bureaucratic structure of the Inquisition would help insulate Spain from the effects of ad hoc witchcraft trials that swept Europe and claimed tens of thousands of lives in the late 16th and early 17th centuries.