Sentence examples for enable the trial from inspiring English sources
On Nov. 6, the lower house of Indonesia's Parliament passed a human rights bill that would enable the trial of past human rights abuses.
In contrast, group-sequential trial designs are hallmarked by predefinition of number, time points, and stopping rules of interim analyses to enable the trial to be terminated early due to either fertility or futility should the trial develop against former expectations.
This may enable the trial of different permutations and combinations of genes for various biological structures and functions, and thus pave the way for the evolution of biological systems and possibly complete genomes [36].
A total of 688 patients (344 per group) would enable the trial to take account of clustering by surgeon.
Many problems were overcome to enable the trial to be carried out, with a considerable development and learning phase.
This may therefore not convey the methodological rigour, scientific support and ethical review that have undoubtedly occurred in order to enable the trial to proceed.
But politics in Kenya may get nastier, too.The international court's chief prosecutor, Fatou Bensouda, withdrew the charges against Mr Kenyatta after the ICC's judges had told her to produce hard evidence enabling the trial finally to begin or to drop the case, after several previous postponements.
This enabled the trial centre to receive certified cause of death for all patients.
We would recommend that all such trials should be discussed with the Health Research Authority National Research Advisors Panel before any favourable REC decision enables the trial to proceed.
It is imperative to minimize misspecification of the assumed GLMM, and this analysis enables the trial statistician to define a broad and robust setting for the final choice of the model.
The value of k=4 was chosen arbitrarily to reduce the standard error of the (frequentist) estimate of θ by 2. Fortuitously, this gave a value just above the threshold we had set – enabling the trial to continue in our theoretical setting.
