Sentence examples for makes trials from inspiring English sources
That makes trials cheaper and more likely to succeed.
In particular, the current standard, of relapse-free survival for 2 years after treatment, makes trials long and unwieldy, although a well-justified earlier biomarker(s) might be acceptable to regulatory agencies in certain circumstances.
If this approach makes trials easier and less expensive surely we should be implementing this approach in the field of tropical medicine and international health?
Others said that for many, the history of their captivity makes trial in civilian court improbable.
This additional layer of complexity makes trial design even more difficult and blinding of an intervention almost impossible.
I have never made trials or experiments".
Latin America modernised its penal codes and made trials more transparent.
Many Kenyan judges still wear wigs and take everything down by hand, making trials agonizingly slow.
But nobody knows, because drug laws have made trials close to impossible.
Court TV made trials into television – surrounding them with commentary, sidebars, and anything else to add hype.
She would make trials of drugs that homed in on B-RAF a top priority, she told him.
