Sentence examples for make their trials from inspiring English sources

Treweek and Zwarenstein have argued that "if we want evidence from trials to be used in clinical practice and policy, trialists should make every effort to make their trials widely applicable, which means trials should be pragmatic in attitude" [ 11].

This poem plays over and over again in my mind as the lazy days of summer fade, and the school buses make their trial runs down my road in anticipation of the new school year.

They made their trial payments for the required three months, operating on the understanding that they would receive paperwork for a permanent modification.

Courteney Cox and David Arquette, who made their trial separation public last month, came together with six-year-old daughter Coco this weekend to smile--for the cameras, at least--at a charity event Cox was hosting in Studio City, California.

On August 1, 1944 the eight black employees being trained as streetcar motormen were to make their first trial run; that fact was used by the white PTC workers to start a massive sickout strike.

Since the patient populations are smaller, regulators let the drugs firms make their clinical trials smaller too; they also offer faster approval.

Old-timers like Mr. Chambers and Mr. Morris make their blends by trial and error each time, adding a bit of this and that until they are satisfied with the color and taste.

This is partly why only 3 of every 100 patent suits ever make their way to trial.

Taken together, studies have shown that results of only about half of clinical trials make their way into medical journals.

Its players began on a checkerboard square called Infancy and tried to make their way through various trials to the destination of Happy Old Age.

Lawyers for Mr. Chiasson and Mr. Newman tried to make their cases two separate trials, arguing that they were not part of a single purported conspiracy.