On the sea trial, vibration magnitude in the accommodations at NCR was measured at 0.9mm/sec which is only 10% of international allowable magnitude of vibration (9mm/sec).
During the trial, the magnitude of the atrocities has not been in dispute.
In the patients included in the Phase III vaginal dryness trial, the magnitude of symptom improvement was similar to the dyspareunia study, but by intent-to-treat analysis, it fell slightly short of statistical significance.
On the first two trials, the magnitude of the ASR to a 50-ms duration of 120 dB tone was measured.
Participants were sensitive to differences in experimental factors (number of trials and magnitude of the initial offer) and adjusted their choice behavior accordingly.
Although the study population was older and had greater comorbidity than participants in the landmark clinical trials, the magnitude of risk reduction associated with CRT-D was similar.
Based on reviews of homeopathy trials, the magnitude and plausibility of treatment effects of homeopathy for specific medical conditions remains poorly defined [ 103– 105].
Over the four trials the magnitude of effect on apo A-I was consistently less than on HDL-C, and not statistically different from placebo in two of them.
There was slight sensitization over trials (significant main effect of trials), and the magnitude of the sensitization effect was greater for lead-exposed animals than controls (significant lead × trial interaction).
The United States is offering the Libyans help in putting in place a justice system that could handle a trial of that magnitude.
"During the last years of the 20th century, summary judgment in the federal courts moved from a small fraction of dispositions by trial to a magnitude several times greater than the number of trials," Marc Galanter, who teaches law at the University of Wisconsin and the London School of Economics and Political Science, wrote last year in The Journal of Dispute Resolution.
