Sentence examples for perceived trial from inspiring English sources

Practitioners perceived trial recruitment as an additional burden upon parents who were already anxious about their sick child [ 7, 15, 42].

Training stimuli were shown rotating in both directions, but a bias to perceive test trials rotating one way or the other might accumulate over time, with test trials influencing future test trials to be seen the same way [25].

A total of 120 trials were recorded in the following order: (1) 10 pre-action perceived height trials (2 obstacles X 5 trials each), (2) 100 obstacle crossing trials (2 obstacles X 50 trials each) and (3) 10 post-action perceived height trials (2 obstacles X 5 trials each).

This allowed us to study how doctors presented trial participation, and how the parents understood these discussions and perceived the trial.

If the same information can mean different things to different people, clinicians' assessment of risk will also be influenced by their professional experience, and trial risks as seen by parents may be very different to those perceived by trial staff.

One member of staff perceived the trial to place a series of hurdles that patients had to overcome (such as consent to trial participation and randomisation) to access the HPL programme.

A study conducted by Johnson et al. [ 25] showed that half the respondents perceived a trial as unethical when clinician equipoise was disturbed beyond 70 30, and less than 3percentt would consider trials morally justifiable when clinician equipoise is disturbed beyond 80 20.

Interviewees thought that these gifts could be perceived by trial participants as patronising, not useful or associated with charity fundraising and also as a waste of public money, especially if the participant had altruistic motivations for participation.

A two factor (obstacle type (full or perimeter) X trial block (pre- or post-action for perceived height; trials 1 5 or 46 50 for obstacle crossing) within-subjects repeated measures ANOVA was used for each dependent variable.

The box was rotated back and forth between trials of repeated orientation to match the amount of motion perceived before trials of repeated and altered orientation.

Perceived obstacle height was calculated for all perceived height trials; toe elevation was calculated for the first and last five obstacle crossing trials.