Sentence examples for considering trials from inspiring English sources

The day before, West Australian health minister Kim Hames spoke out in favor of legal medical pot, and Tasmania is considering trials as well.

In all settings considering trials, consent processes should be designed that are sensitive to characteristics of adolescent decision-making.

The BMJ also introduced data sharing statements for all research papers in 2009 and, in January 2013, went further by bringing in a policy of considering trials of drugs or medical devices only if the authors agree to make the anonymized patient-level available on reasonable request (Godlee and Groves, 2012).

Parents considering a cardiac trial expressed a preference for the trial to be explained to them by their cardiologist or surgeon rather than the principal investigator or the research coordinator suggesting that the clinical relationship provides some comfort for families when considering trials [ 78].

12 studies discussed results considering trial limitations or addressing sources of potential bias, and nine studies reported sources of funding.

Testing the intervention using participants that are considering trial participation may also assist in answering the question whether improving understanding may affect willingness to participate in a trial.

This assumption is more reasonable if one considers trials for a fixed given direction.

The results showed that the residual error variances strongly varied across locations in all of the considered trials.

In the foregoing analyses, we only considered trials where one or no target was displayed.

We considered trials performed in both high-income and low- and middle-income countries as trials of low- and middle-income countries.

Accuracy reflects subject's behaviour only in a binary manner (whether subjects hit exactly the right numerosity or not), but does not consider trials with near misses.