Sentence examples for trial equivalent from inspiring English sources

y t is the RTT value at the present trial, equivalent to the SampleRTT in the original TCP RTT estimator.

Further, clinicians may extrapolate these results and consider the results of the trial equivalent to clinically relevant efficacy.

11 Such considerations mean that it is unlikely that a trial equivalent to CLOTS2 will ever be possible within this population.

The standard unit weaning protocol was applied, based on a daily screening of readiness to wean criteria and a weaning trial (equivalent of a T-tube trial) managed by the nurse in charge.

The z score differences per year at a 25% homocysteine reduction were estimated by dividing the study z score difference by the trial equivalent years at a 25% homocysteine reduction.

For treatment 2, when sharks were separated by at least 10 m, all ARX units received ≤2 detections (mean±S.D. = 0.73±0.7) throughout the 10 min trials, equivalent to a receiver average of 0.73% probability of detection (Table 1).

"When held 2 3 days, low-risk defendants are almost 40% more likely to commit new crimes before trial than equivalent defendants held no more than 24 hours," they wrote.

These results show that the reliability of the new system during a trial is equivalent to that of the previous system.

We do know that people become more likely to reoffend the longer they are detained pretrial: With just two to three days of detention, low-risk defendants are almost 40percentt more likely to commit new crimes before trial than equivalent defendants held less than 24 hours.

Results of the CONFIRMS trial establish equivalent UL efficacy for febuxostat 40 mg daily and allopurinol 300/200 mg daily.

The key is that all the women in the trials received treatments which, we now know, were either identical, if they were in the same arm of the trial, or equivalent with respect to outcome, if in different arms.