Sentence examples for line of trials from inspiring English sources

Walking out of a home for the last time without knowing where to lay your head that night is the final straw in a long line of trials that are brought on by life's cruel circumstances, some prompted by bad habits and self-deception, others the result of substance abuse or mental illness, lack of opportunity or lack of education.

First came a long line of clinical trials suggesting lack of benefit and potential harm from high doses of select nutrients.

The dog is a purebred Shedhair Setter from a distinguished line of field trial close runners-up.

These results are in line with those of trials of other DPP-IV inhibitors 17, and with results from studies using hypoglycaemia agents other than DPP-IV inhibitors 18.

Because line orientation was randomised, the target contained a vertical line in approximately half of trials and a horizontal line in the remainder.

Individual tests for significance of aggressive wins show that, for the most aggressive or non-aggressive lines, the proportion of trials won or lost are much more extreme than would be expected if territorial success were determined by chance (i.e. assuming an equal probability of success for either line).

The cases of Dr. Deonarine and Dr. Fisher may both play out along the lines of the trial of Dr. Graves now underway in Florida Circuit Court in Milton, near Pensacola.

The median number of lines of post-trial chemotherapy and anti-cancer drugs used (including a taxane or trastuzumab) was similar in both groups.

At longest follow-up, analyses restricted to low risk of attrition bias (n=20) were similar to pooled results from all trials, except the CI was wider and hence included the line of no effect for trials at low risk of bias (OR 0.90, CI 0.80 to 1.03) compared with all trials (OR 0.88, CI 0.82 to 0.95).

Orange and black lines represent the size of trials and blocks, respectively.

We plotted the geometric distribution of the included trials with circles representing the interventions and lines denoting the number of trials between interventions.