Sentence examples for foot trials from inspiring English sources

For this reason, trial numbers were unbalanced among groups: 24 left and 31 right foot trials for pre-operative, 19 left and 21 right foot trials for sham controls, 14 left and 17 right foot trials for NP alone, and 20 left and 18 right foot trials for NP and sTNFRII.

Since much of the pre-clinical work has already been reported and components of podiatry intervention are relatively well defined, the aim of this study was to conduct an exploratory (phase II) RCT (RheumAFooT – Rheumatoid Arthritis Foot Trial) of podiatry-led foot care in RA patients with foot problems.

Withdrawal frequency was quantified and presented as a percentage of the maximal response calculated as (number of foot withdrawals/5 trials) × 100.

No significant changes to mean glance duration was detected as a result of using the device on condition (Foot-LITE) trials.

Like other witnesses of that era who got cold feet before trial, she was forcibly detained by the authorities in a hotel until she testified.

75%% of all glances made during the Foot-LITE trial were between 0.2 and 0.6 s, considerably below the 2-s threshold.

Montaño, 26, broke her right foot during 2008 trials, hobbling her for the rest of that season.

Horse and foot races, and trials of bodily strength, may, we presume, be expected to form part of the entertainment, and the stadium of Athens will become vocal, as in the Panathenaea of old, to the shouts of beholding multitudes.

It is also recommended as a reliable measurement scale for use in other foot orthopedic interventions trials [ 15] and has been shown to be a reasonable tool for use with low functioning individuals with foot disorders [ 16].

And Mr. Rajaratnam underwent surgery to treat a bacterial infection in his foot during the trial, precipitating a short absence from jury deliberations.

Officer Richard Rodriguez, another former union official, is considering a plea similar to Officer Manning's, though he has yet to set foot in the trial room, according to people familiar with the proceeding.