It will, however, add to the costs and logistical difficulties of the trial when the clusters are numerous and geographically dispersed.
At the end of the trials, participants rated the difficulty of each trial on a visual analog scale (VAS) from 0 mm (extremely easy) to 100 mm (extremely difficult) for laryngoscopic imaging (VAS-LI) and passage of the tracheal tube through the glottis (VAS-PT) [ 11].
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.
Without the difficulty of trial and error, the optimal input and output membership functions, and control rules of PSO-SFLC are automatically achieved by PSO.
26 One main concern of RCTs is the difficulty of applying trial data to individual patients.
With a procedure to track participants' performance, the difficulty of the task can be adjusted trial by trial such that participants make errors half of the time despite their constant effort to avoid making errors.
The staff of Edge praised the main game as "absorb[ing]" due to its high level of difficulty, noting that the trial and error required to complete challenging levels forces one to learn the nuances of its "reductive control system" and eventually enables the player to perform seemingly impossible tasks with increasing ease: "Once a level falls, the mysticism around it vanishes.
10 The inherent difficulty of applying trial data to individual patients reflects common clinician concerns about subgroups, meta-analyses and risk.
But in a reflection of the difficulty of managing a trial that covers a multitude of crimes over a large territory, the judges ordered further proceedings postponed until more evidence could be disclosed to the defense.
