Sentence examples for trial a method from inspiring English sources
In doing so, this project will also trial a method of stepped screening and assessment to determine those children requiring early intervention for PTSD following accidental injury.
We trialled a method of using distributional modelling of individual freshwater fish species to produce a classification of rivers in New South Wales, Australia.
The conclusion that Avandia causes heart attacks and other cardiac issues came from combining data from many different clinical trials, a method that's less powerful statistically than individual trials designed to answer such questions.
Also a PCA is used, but instead of shifting a window over the data and normalizing by the last w trials, a method similar to [13] is used: a polynomial is fitted to the content of the window and the next trial is adjusted by the value, the polynomial function would estimate.
Two authors failed to provide the requested data [17], [18]; in these cases we had to input SD post-treatment scores based on the mean of the available SD scores of other trials, a method suggested by The Cochrane Collaboration to be applied in such cases [19].
(physiotherapist) In this action research project we trialled a method for teaching clinical reasoning.
A Norwegian scientist, Bjorn Kvamme, is working with ConocoPhillips on a field trial of a method that they hope could avoid some of these dangers.
In December 2009, Summers became the first patient enrolled in a clinical trial of a method pioneered in studies with rodents and cats by Edgerton and others.
But Cordier was also in a position to refer the family to other professionals for further psychological support and to enroll them in a clinical trial investigating a method to improve early cancer detection in such patients.
We further defined the "success rate" as the fraction of successful trials for a method under a particular test scenario.
Two trials used a method of central allocation (Harbo 2009; Spandorfer 2005), and one trial used sequentially numbered, sealed envelopes (Challiner 1994); we considered all three to be adequately concealed and at low risk of bias.
