Sentence examples for adopt the trial from inspiring English sources

Her opinion returned the case to the Sixth Circuit with instructions to adopt the trial court's negative assessment of the statements Mr. Perkins had collected "absent cause, which we do not currently see, for the Sixth Circuit to upset that evaluation".

Consensus was to adopt the trial recommendation of the first 3 mmol/kg/day of anion to be provided as chloride, next 6 mmol/kg/day of anion to be provided as acetate and thereafter as chloride again.

Here we adopt the trial-and-error method to optimize these parameters.

From 16 eligible workplaces, a representative sample of 50% adopted the trial.

First, during the course of the trial, qualitative feedback will be gathered periodically from the case workers in the participating sites to identify the difficulties or facilitators in implementing and adopting the trial in their respective setting.

Adopting the trial-and-error constructive process described previously, we eventually trained and evaluated 514 MLPs: 30 of them with one hidden layer, with their layer's size ranging from 10 to 40 neurons, and 484 with two hidden layers, with hidden layers' sizes ranging from 5 to 27 neurons.

She signed a contract agreeing that her brother would adopt the children, but the trial court, saying it was following the Baby M decision, ruled that the spouse and the surrogate mother are the legal parents.

Some research teams decide to adopt the randomized controlled trials (RCTs).

Mexico has 31 states and one federal district, but only a handful of them have fully adopted the oral trial system.

Despite these positive outcomes and recommendations, scientists and clinicians have been either slow or resistant to adopt the results of these trials at face value in order to apply them to patient care [9] [25].

While reporting may improve for more recent studies as journals and authors adopt the consolidated standards of reporting trials (CONSORT) guidelines, 27 systematic reviewers will continue to face issues arising from poor reporting when they include studies from the era before the guidelines.