Sentence examples for extending trial from inspiring English sources
Yet China, South Korea and Japan are moving in the opposite direction, introducing or extending trial by jury in a bid to increase the impartiality and independence of their legal systems.
"He's been with us since the summer and has done enough to earn a short-term deal, which is effectively an extended trial," said manager Martin Ling.
In his book, Bailout, Barofsky shows how HAMP's faulty design led to a myriad of problems: trapped borrowers, extended trial payments, no-doc modifications, and eventually unnecessary foreclosures.
This idea of Murphy's seems to me to deserve more extended trial.
In order to estimate the wider lifetime impact of FFR, economic modelling would generally extend trial outcomes.
Data available from specialist Registries may be used to help develop new protocols and to verify and extend trial results.
Low information size also precludes a strong method to extend trial outcomes to a lifetime using the observed data.
In practice, it is very difficult or impossible to extend trials as conducted during the last 15 years to a large number of patients.
Yet, although the PPN-DBS induced motor effects are quite disappointing (discouraging extended trials based upon the sole PPN implantation), the neuropsychological profile supports the contention by which in selected PD patients, with subtle cognitive deficits or vanished efficacy of previous implanted STN, PPN-DBS might still represent a reliable and compassionate option.
It's still technically in trial phase, although the BBC says that it is now extending that trial until autumn of this year (not clear whether it becomes a full commercial operation at that point, or whether it closes down in preparation for a full launch).
The funders of the Family Links trial, have extended the trial period twice and increased the budget by more than 75% in order to achieve the target sample size without recruiting from general practices.
