Sentence examples for difficulties of the trial from inspiring English sources
It will, however, add to the costs and logistical difficulties of the trial when the clusters are numerous and geographically dispersed.
Instead, they attempted to detect the difficulty of the trial first and then set their decision threshold accordingly.
In offering 'protection' from the difficulties of trial decision making, the knowledge that there are treatments which they cannot access, and from the knowledge that treatment is determined by chance, this approach might be considered 'kinder' to those families allocated to the conventional treatment arm.
b) the difficulties of recruiting trial participants from primary care are well known.
One of the difficulties in designing the trial was to define clearly the radiological criteria for 'advanced disease'.
The difficulties of designing a trial are discussed and modifications that would allow a definitive trial to take place are suggested.
At one stage in her report on Eichmann's trial in Jerusalem, Arendt wrote that certain habits of his "created considerable difficulty during the trial — less for Eichmann himself than for those who had come to prosecute him, to defend him, to judge him, and to report on him.
This may overcome some of the organisational difficulties of maintaining broad trial portfolios in rare tumours.
This will allow us to identify and resolve any difficulties that arise in the course of the trial.
Such trials could also be adapted and carried out in other settings where the disease is endemic and would avert the difficulties of carrying out trials that the authors profess.
