Sentence examples for due to trial from inspiring English sources

However, we identified significant heterogeneity in the results, possibly due to trial design or inclusion criteria.

As we have seen in Part II, supra, the cases which have arisen since Ball generally do not distinguish between reversals due to trial error and those resulting from evidentiary insufficiency.

Regulatory approval has been difficult due to trial design challenges, balance of the risk-benefit ratio, specific patient populations studied, selection of treatment in the control group, and specific endpoints and statistical analyses selected.

But he said he remains frustrated "with the injustice" in having his son's case closed due to trial delays.

In 1911, when a number of the Middlesex side were missing due to trial matches for England selection, Lee was invited to join the team for two County Championship matches in the south-west, against Somerset and Gloucestershire.

Martiny et al. Acta Psychiatr Scand 112 117-25, 2005: None – due to trial commencement date.

The increased noise was thought to be due to trials of new flight paths, but the study found an underlying trend after the trials had ended for planes to fly lower than before - causing more disturbance to residents.

These effects were not due to trial-to-trial variation as was confirmed by the mixed model SPM-ANOVA.

In the ideal case, only a negligible proportion of the variability will be due to trial-to-trial repeatability.

The second variation captured by the measures we have introduced is due to trial-to-trial variability in the source strength and latency jitter (or phase).

The large FF when computing spikes over the sample period is therefore at least in part due to trial-to-trial variability in active touch.> -wrap-foot> Spike times outside of touch periods also appeared temporally irregular.