Sentence examples for enforcing trial from inspiring English sources

Many steps are currently being taken to address the non-publication of trials, such as enforcing trial registration.

Mechanisms to enforce trial registration could increase the amount of trials registered and improve the quality of data.

When errors were punished by enforced trial length, children with ADHD withheld responses as well as controls but did not benefit from extra time to improve efficiency [ 14].

The editors and publishers we interviewed proposed several reasons why journals might not require trials to be registered, or might not enforce a trial registration policy strictly.

Inappropriate breaks of fixation were punished by aborting the trial and enforcing a time-out period before onset of the following trial.

Our findings are inconclusive but provide a basis in evidence for larger-scale trials of enforcing firearms prohibitions for DVRO respondents and, by extension, other prohibited groups.

The location of the target was selected randomly, and the reinforcement contingencies enforced on the trial were dictated by the visual cue that had appeared at that location earlier in the trial.

Fixation was enforced throughout the trial by requiring the monkey to maintain its eye position within an electronic window (1.25 degrees radius) centered on the fixation point.

The coverage of the alleged murder by Oscar Pistorius of Reeva Steenkamp highlights the difficulty of enforcing rights to a fair trial in the age of social media.

Fifty percent of the specified trials were a repeat response of the previous trials, 50% of the action-selection trials had an option to repeat the response and 50% of all trials enforced a switch to an alternate response.

Playwright-in-residence at the Finborough, Anders Lustgarten, has penned Black Jesus, which gets its premiere after a sold-out workshop production in Zimbabwe itself, and explores the country's complexities through two people: a woman working for the new truth and justice commission, and an old regime enforcer facing trial.