Sentence examples for almost all trials from inspiring English sources

Then Player B was told to decide whether to share his bounty with Player A. In almost all trials, Player A gave away his money, trusting Player B to share.

The Washington Post, for example, explained: "The Justice Department and FBI have formally acknowledged that nearly every examiner in an elite FBI forensic unit gave flawed testimony in almost all trials in which they offered evidence against criminal defendants over more than a two-decade period before 2000".

In almost all trials the high protein diet was compared with a high carbohydrate diet.

The reporting did not mention a statistical advisor in 30 trials (73%), and almost all trials did not report the periodontal status of the patients (83%, 34/41).

Almost all trials (96%) presented baseline characteristics per arm.

In almost all trials, patients will be taking concomitant drugs.

The most adhered ones to items on the PEDro scale were baseline comparability, follow-up, intention-to-treat analysis, measurements of variability, and between-group comparisons, which were evident in almost all the trials.

Note that almost all the trials included in this review were designed to prove that exercise has an effect on the fall rate and not on the rate of injurious falls.

In our experiments here, most observers saw the cube rotate in the same direction (either leftward or rightward) on almost all test trials, resulting in a performance that was close to 50% on test trials.

Because Van Dijk had won almost all the time trials this year she was also the main favourite for the individual time trial.

Also of note is that almost all the clinical trials on nicergoline were published over two decades ago.