Sentence examples for sensible trial from inspiring English sources

The conference began with plenary talks focusing on the key areas of discussion that included appropriate trial design (covering identification and evaluation of kidney and nonkidney disease outcomes) and sensible trial execution (with particular emphasis on streamlining both design and conduct).

They can provide a means by which patients may be compared between facilities, therefore enabling sensible trials to be conducted.

"Our simulated reality replicates exactly what is happening in the real world, and as such it becomes a sensible place to trial developing technologies within 'real world' environments, helping the reinforcement learning feedback loop by providing access to real world scenarios," adds Dean.

In pragmatic trials the focus on the follow-up health state is sensible since pragmatic trials are chiefly done to inform policy and in the case of back pain where we are concerned with morbidity, rather than mortality, the objective and post-treatment view of the patient is more valuable to decision-making and directing health spends.

Heal told Meyers that he'd like to see the SWAT team test the laser; he thought three to six months would be a sensible period for a trial.

While this practice might be sensible in terms of trial management, it could limit the generalisability of the findings to those who respond well to the initial weight loss treatment and does not provide an evidence base for weight loss maintenance that takes into account the many ways in which individuals initially lose weight.

Why put this burden on Lower Manhattan when more sensible locations for the trials exist?

Kagan has done so as solicitor general, representing an Administration that believes that indefinite detention without trial is a sensible and Constitutional practice.

Rather than bringing the truth to light, expunging evil and making the world sensible and readable again, the trial in "Anatomy of a Murder" leads to a verdict but not to a resolution.

That said, we are unable to offer a clinically sensible reason why the largest trial should be allocated only 4%% of the weight in this analysis.

It is sensible for all future clinical trials to include one disease-specific and one generic measure of health status.