Sentence examples for defined endpoint from inspiring English sources

Far more difficult is the question of what to do with the 32 so-called "forever prisoners" whom the review recommended for continued detention without trial until the end of a "war on terrorism" that has no defined endpoint.

Either the committee would have to wait on the delivery of the documents until after the agency painstakingly redacted its material – a process with no defined endpoint and likely to last months, if not years – or it could set up shop in a satellite CIA facility in northern Virginia.

The skin sensitisation is a well defined endpoint of specific utility within the REACH framework.

Despite this, most interview respondents said their biobank had no defined endpoint.

The performance of clinical trials in which normal tissue injury is a clearly defined endpoint would greatly aid in realization of these goals.

This study generates the hypothesis that the ability of a HF trial to meet an NT-proBNP defined endpoint may be influenced by the prevalence of AFF in the population.

This explains the current need for innovative well designed trials with defined endpoints that induce robust anti-tumor immunity.

These scales usually have defined endpoints indicating minimum and maximum values [14].

For some clearly defined endpoints, the compliance between prediction and observation was found to be unbiased and sufficiently reliable to base regulatory decisions for combination products on CA predictions, eventually applying an additional safety factor of up to 10.

Life-sustaining therapies are frequently started quickly without clearly set expectations, goals, or defined endpoints.

Seven completed whole genome sequences (C.USA.A1055, KrugerB, CNEVA.9066, Ames, Australia94, Vollum, Western North America, see Table 1) defined endpoints (stars) that describe 7 distinct sub-lineages within the canonical SNP tree.