Sentence examples for how we trial from inspiring English sources

"Now it's about how we trial it and test things and make sure it's doing the stuff that we need to do," he said.

This suggest that we need more rigorous methods of how we evaluate trial results and how we choose to use them.

Figure 1 shows how we identified trials.

"I don't care when it had to happen, but I've been talking all year about how we needed a trial by fire," he said.

In parallel with this, there is a priest, Father Quintana, played by Javier Bardem, whose consciousness begins to guide the movie in its American phase, and whose crisis of faith colours how we see the painful trial of Neil and Marina's happiness.

Examples such as I-SPY in breast cancer, Lung-MAP in lung cancer and GBM AGILE in glioblastoma give tantalizing glimpses of how we can "set up trials around patients and disease rather than setting up a trial around a drug," in the words of FDA's Janet Woodcock, who is enthusiastic about these trials, when planned and executed well.

"If this drug doesn't make it, I think we have to go back to the drawing board and figure out how we do these clinical trials," said Dr. Daniel G. Haller, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania and the editor in chief of the Journal of Clinical Oncology.

Recently, the Huffington Post reprinted an article from the St. Pete Times about my wife and family, and how we have endured the trials and tribulations of dealing with the health care system and my their genetically-based disease, Sticklers Syndrome.

We have provided more details about how we handled cluster-randomised trials.

So, how we can expect a fair trial?" However, the government vehemently argued that it had enough legal expertise and manpower to conduct the trial.

For the 16 women who came to testify, their victory was more than the triumph of the human spirit over adversity -- their trial redefined how we understand rape in the context of war, and made it possible to prosecute those who rape for war crimes.