Sentence examples for principle of trial from inspiring English sources

Perhaps he's counting on being succeeded by someone more committed to the principle of trial by jury.

In clinical practice, therefore, fluid responsiveness is often tested following the principle of trial and error, with potential adverse consequences if the fluid challenge does not lead to improved kidney function but rather results in overhydration [ 3].

Mr. Robinson recalled that it was the United States that had established the principle of trials for the worst crimes against humanity and crimes of war by insisting on the Nazi trial at Nuremberg, when Stalin and Churchill were satisfied to have offenders shot without a hearing.

Instead, a description of the process by which new drugs are tested in clinical trials is provided to illustrate some general principles of trial design.

In this article, general principles of trial design will be discussed and the potential lessons learned from recent trials in nephrology will be critically reviewed.

News had spread, and the event attracted people from all over the colony, who began to shout "Duck the witch!" According to the principles of trial by water, if Sherwood floated she would be deemed guilty of witchcraft; if she did not, she would be innocent.

In this meeting, the principles of trial design for HPV-positive patients were identified.

In 2005 the Ottawa Group published principles of trial registration [ 5] and a minimum data set for registration is currently being developed [ 6].

This aspect of the design followed the general principle of clinical trial design that better contrasts between active and placebo treatments can often be obtained if early placebo-responders are eliminated.

These multiple approaches need to be investigated in small two-armed principle of concept trials with thorough immune monitoring, in order to increase the clinical efficacy of DC-based cancer vaccines.

We have long known how unreliable reports of differences in survival have been when different treatments have been used by different people or in different institutions and that reliable comparisons came to be made only when the principle of controlled trials was accepted.