Sentence examples for potential of trial from inspiring English sources

In western systems of justice criminal defendants (people accused of crimes by the State) face the potential of trial, where they risk being found guilty on all charges and having the full set of sentencing options imposed upon them such as incarceration, fines, probation, and an order to attend some form of treatment, and so forth.

There has been much interest in and excitement about the potential of innovative trial designs, such as adaptive trials and platform trials, to make the long and expensive clinical trial process more efficient and effective.

To assess the potential effect of trial quality on the outcomes, studies that had adequate allocation concealment and studies that had adequate blinding were pooled separately.

Future research on clinical trial DAs could include measures of the potential downsides of trial participation, such as side effects, to identify the reasons for any effect on decisional regret, including long-term outcomes.

This then pervades an individual participant's ability to truly understand and internalise important trial concepts, particularly the differences between placebo and active gel, and the potential risks of trial participation.

Neutralizing activities against SS1196, a primary isolate that is moderately sensitive to neutralization, allowed for some differentiation of the neutralization potential of each trial sera (Fig 1B).

Thus, similar to many other disease models, better models of AD are required to increase the potential of preclinical trials to test new drug candidates for activity and toxicity.

To benefit from the full potential of pragmatic trials, there is a need for guidance and tools in designing these studies while ensuring operational feasibility.

Cost analyses are critical for evaluating the translational and implementation potential of such trials.

However, more seriously in our view is the potential of cluster trials producing a biased estimate of treatment effect.

A study that considered the potential of randomised trials to provide evidence on specific harms found that of 1727 Cochrane reviews, only 138 included evidence on ≥ 4000 subjects.