Sentence examples for trial inference from inspiring English sources

This decision may, however, ultimately impact the trial inference, credibility, and even validity of the trial analysis.

Because cancer death is a rare event in asymptomatic participants in a screening trial, inference based on survival analysis and cumulative number of cancer deaths is similar [ 2].

The main trial inference will be based on outcomes of infants of HIV-negative women, of whom we expect at least 4080 based on an estimated 15% HIV prevalence among pregnant women at the time of designing the trial.

Finally, because our study was not a randomized controlled trial, inferences about the effect of antiviral medications should be viewed with caution.

This can be best achieved by contrasting more distant pairs (inference 2 trials) to less distant pairs (inference 1 trials) in inference trials; inference 2 trials involving higher integrative demands than inference 1 trials, while both types of trials have a very similar learning status (unlike direct trials which were first presented (and tested) during the learning session).

To test specifically for the integration of associative memories (and not the consolidation of previously seen associations, as in direct trials), we considered associations between non-consecutive images with distinct relational distances by comparing inference 2 to inference 1 trials (inference 2 > inference 1).

(C ) Examples of direct trials (left), inference of order 1 trials (middle) and inference of order 2 trials (right).

For simplicity, we will call this trial the inference trial.

Col. Steven David, the chief military defense lawyer for the Guantánamo war crimes cases, said at a trial, "The inference is they destroyed it because it was bad for them".

Therefore, to competently perform each trial the inference model needed only to estimate which of the two means was currently in use.

In the setting of Simon's two-stage phase II trials, conditional inference would rather be favored when the trial did not stop at the first stage, especially if the trial was deemed succesful at the end [ 13].