Sentence examples for engaging in trial from inspiring English sources

Workload activity diaries were collected over 7 days by all three members of the FEST team, recording time spent (1) delivering the intervention to trial women, (2) involvement with non-trial women and (3) engaging in trial research activities.

Male birds learn a complex motor sequence their courtship song by first memorizing the song of a tutor, then engaging in trial-and-error learning to match their vocalizations to a stored template of their tutor's song (Immelmann, 1969; Tchernichovski et al., 2001).

They could not freely move syllables around, and did not engage in trial and error, either.

"The point of the bill-of-attainder clause is not simply to protect individual people, but to express a structural principle not to engage in trial by legislature".

As Greenwood (43) pointed out, individuals who engage in trial marriages may not be interested in testing for HIV before they make an official commitment to live as spouses.

The results would be useful for primary care researchers and would help target and tailor strategies to meet the needs of different population groups to keep them specifically engaged in trial follow-up.

Both Verizon and SBC are engaged in trials and deployment of fiber optic networks, which offer significantly higher speeds than existing D.S.L. services.

This chapter is a reminder that clinical investigators engaged in trials need explicit training not only in the design and conduct of clinical trials and their ethical obligations to patients but also on their legal and regulatory obligations to both the sponsor and regulators.

Of the 328 GPs, who received written invitations and follow-up phone-calls, only 30 practices ended up engaging in the trial.

For these participants, being able to contribute to research and workplace policy, as well as experiencing first-hand what it was like to use a sit-stand workstation were motivators for engaging in the trial.

This paper aims to explore participants' experiences of engaging in the 'HELP' trial in particular their views of the intervention and ongoing weight challenges.