Sentence examples for analyzing trial from inspiring English sources

Experts in planning and analyzing trial results have determined the factors that may affect clinical investigations at different phases.

Between 1973 and 1995, the Florida Supreme Court reversed 49percentt of the state's death sentences after analyzing trial transcripts and finding errors, a 2000 Columbia University study found.

CROs are too beholden to their drug company clients to be trusted with analyzing trial results, as they increasingly have been doing, he says.

In the beginning, Jim … We had a small base of customers universities doing agricultural research, drug companies analyzing trials and insurance companies computing mortality estimates.

Our results demonstrate the potential advantage of dissociating the subjective and the objective perspective onto task performance (in addition to analyzing trials with correct responses), especially for investigations of illusions and information processing biases, in behavioral and cognitive neuroscience studies.

In analyzing trials with two fish of the same species, the movements of one randomly selected fish was followed throughout the experimental period.

Although no specific guidance exists, the role of M&S in designing and analyzing trials within the confirmatory phase of development has been encouraged by European regulatory colleagues.

Often called clinical research officers or project managers, these scientists typically write protocols, choose investigators and study sites, monitor clinical trials, collect and analyze trial data, report adverse events, and write and publish clinical-study reports.

We detected this strategy using the cumulative search error variable, in which deviation from the optimal direct search is computed taking into account both the individual's starting point and mean speed during the analyzed trial.

We analyzed trials for each activity and subject using OpenSim software version 3.2 (Delp et al. 2007).

We analyzed trials comparing EA with opioid analgesia to determine their external validity in contemporary North American practice.