Sentence examples for felt trial from inspiring English sources

Although most participants enrolled in trials remain highly satisfied with their decision to participate (Jefford et al, 2011), not all patients view participation as favourable; for example, in one study, 55% felt trial participation could be upsetting and 25% thought the outcome of their treatment might be adversely affected (Corbett et al, 1996).

A Wal-Mart spokesman, Bill Wertz, said, "We felt the trial court award was out of proportion to the injury Mr. Meyers suffered".

Cheema said as a result of the guilty pleas, the crown felt a trial on the remaining charges would not be in the public interest.

This suggests that patients recognised authentic and even-handed communication by their HCP about clinical equipoise and felt that trial entry really was voluntary.

During the week of data extraction the issue of whether the observers could exclude trials emerged, as there were instances where the observers were unable to locate any relevant data in the trial reports or felt that the trial did not meet the inclusion criteria in the Cochrane protocol.

Saturday's game, then — only the third soccer game to be hosted by the Yankees since 1976 — felt like a trial run for the possibility that a soccer team could call the stadium home, even for a short time.

The process can be equally stressful for employers, who may feel on trial themselves when presented with allegations they see as unfounded.

Plus growing up in a family when you're told not to touch a guy and stay away from guys it was an experience to see how it feels like, trial and error.

We feel this trial, shall probably able to throw light on surgically ablated (R0) patient, whether need RRA or not, but not be able to answer, whether RRA is necessary or not in patients with significant remnant tissue present.

Life is a fair balance of trial and joy to ensure that the joy is more sweetly felt while the trial builds an ever stronger character in each one of us.

Reasons given for refusing to participate as subjects in each trial were varied, but many felt that the trials offered unacceptable options for treatment.