Sentence examples for evaluation of the trial from inspiring English sources
An independent evaluation of the trial is due next year.
The trial will run from November to January and Francis said any future funding would depend upon an evaluation of the trial results.
It was also revealed during estimates that the independent evaluation of the trial had been completed and had been handed to the human services minister, Alan Tudge.
How can decisions based on the trial evidence that a defendant is ' not guilty by reason of insanity" or "not guilty by reason of entrapment" erect a double jeopardy bar, and a decision equally based on evaluation of the trial evidencethat the defendant is "not guilty by reason of preaccusation delay" not also prohibit further prosecution?
Nicholas Bequelin, a researcher at Human Rights Watch, agreed with Ms. Cuomao's evaluation of the trial, noting that the 10-page verdict released Thursday night came several hours after the end of the trial, strongly suggesting that the decision was preordained.
In such trials, additional phantom measurements are commonly performed to check whether calibration differences across the different involved scanners remain within tight limits so that SUVs derived at different sites are consistent and can be pooled during evaluation of the trial data [8, 9].
For the evaluation of the trials in this review simplified version of the guidelines were developed containing only the recommendations which were deemed essential and presented in an unambiguous way which allows for clear judgment of whether the trial follows the guidelines on each point.
To facilitate a comparative costing and to enhance standardisation across our trials, the UK partner institution appointed an economics team in 2009 with overall responsibility for the evaluation of the trials.
Subjective evaluations of the trial leaflet suggested that it was preferred and judged easier to understand than the original.
Kempf (1999) investigated the role of affect in the evaluation of hedonic product trials and found that affective responses, such as pleasure and arousal, were significant antecedents of the participants' evaluations of the trial experience.
