Sentence examples for enable trial from inspiring English sources

This simple procedural reform will deter police coercion, deter frivolous defense claims of coercion, and enable trial judges and juries to assess the veracity of taped confessions.

35 These methods will also contextualise the findings of the research 36 and enable trial participants to provide information regarding their responses to quantitative variables.

Recruitment must extend globally in order to facilitate patient recruitment and enable trials to be completed in acceptable periods.

A mechanism for rapid regulatory approval must be developed to enable trials to be conducted wherever the pandemic virus first emerges.

The adoption of articular cartilage calcification as a surrogate marker of OA disease, coupled with the development of improved detection methods for BCP crystals, could enable trials of targeted anti-crystal therapies with biological endpoints and a fast turnaround time.

Detecting AD at the earliest possible stage is vital to enable trials of disease modification agents and considerable efforts are being invested in the identification and replication of biomarkers for this purpose.

"And the tobacco settlement has been the pot of gold that has enabled trial lawyers to suddenly have lots of capital behind them".

Undirected song has been likened to vocal practice [19], [43], whereby variability enables trial and error learning and, ultimately, a desired motor output [44] [46].

That is, the use of PFS as the primary end-point in phase II trials has the advantage of enabling trials to be shorter in duration, plus PFS is a practical and achievable surrogate indicator of actual long-term prognosis.

In contrast, three consultant grade doctors and one nurse described how they welcomed deferred consent without reservation "I thought fantastic" (P11, female doctor, focus group 4) as it enabled trials to be conducted in emergency settings.

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.