Sentence examples for trial of how from inspiring English sources

Emirates is billing the trip as a "best-practice trial of how airlines, governments, manufacturers, technology providers and airports can work together to be as eco-efficient as possible".

Hermida et al. (5) report a prospective, randomized, open-label, blinded end point trial of how varying the time of day during which antihypertensive drugs are taken may affect cardiovascular risk in hypertensive patients with type 2 diabetes.

Mr. Levin said the company was conducting technical trials of how such a system would operate.

Studies over the past decade have identified new and modifiable risk factors for knee injury and mechanisms of injury and provide evidence from multiple interventional prospective longitudinal studies and randomized controlled trials of how these factors can be modified.

It has been recommended that future trials of how to promote evidence-based practice should be embedded in a theoretical framework, identify barriers and facilitating factors within the target group and utilise evidence on effective strategies for behaviour change [ 1- 3].

In particular, HCPs identified the importance of keeping staff informed about the trial, consideration of how the trial might dovetail with existing service developments and the importance of providing ongoing support beyond the trial period to participants who continue to require additional supportive care.

In Choudhury's trial, details of how the group joined Isis came to light.

Many people have told me years later that they wished they had never gone to trial because of how much it hurt them and their family".

Vanessa Fisher, Park's adoptive daughter, appeared as a witness for the prosecution at the trial, telling of how her father would hit the children with "a stick or cane" and how he would not discuss his wife's disappearance.

For the binomial evaluation of rates, we extracted data on the number of patients having had at least one exacerbation in each arm over the course of the trial, regardless of how many additional exacerbations patients may have experienced.

Supermodel Naomi Campbell was accused of being not "entirely truthful" today after telling the war crimes trial of Charles Taylor how she was woken in the night and given a pouch containing "small, dirty-looking stones" following a charity dinner.