Sentence examples for rather than trial from inspiring English sources

The company's plan is to help doctors determine through a genetic test, rather than trial and error, which asthma or cholesterol drug, for example, would be best for a patient.

His latest bill would still let district attorneys decide which defendants were diverted to drug treatment rather than trial, but it also would let defendants appeal a prosecutor's decision to a specially trained judge under certain conditions.

But academics fear that a custodial sentence would  inspire demonstrators to cause more damage in future – because it would remove the incentive to seek a trial by magistrate rather than trial by jury.

In a bid to reflect effectiveness rather than trial efficacy the costs of research staff used as adherence monitors were excluded from this analysis.

21 This paper focuses on patient level outcomes after brief alcohol intervention rather than trial process measures.

In contrast to these reviews, the chosen categories focus more on the practical identification and implementation of trial designs, reflecting trial design rather than trial analysis.

The main Supreme Court precedent on the topic, which is more than four decades old, involved grand jury investigations rather than trials, and it is considered by many legal scholars to be ambiguous.

She called for independent clinical trials rather than trials funded and managed by industry, as well as legislation "to ensure that the results of all clinical trials are made fully available and the individual patient data are available for legitimate independent third-party scrutiny".

However, a limitation of this study was that the manipulation of reward occurred only in a blocked rather than trial-by-trial manner.

Like the recurrent supervised model discussed above [32], we propose feedback may be used to monitor performance rather than trial-by-trial error correction, by evaluating the expected performance in relation to the perceived difficulty of the task [33].

The fact that blocked [10], [38] and trial-by-trial feedback (our study) show similar effects on learning is further support for an interpretation that casts feedback in the role of monitoring performance rather than trial-by-trial error correction.