Sentence examples for trial outputs from inspiring English sources
The novel feature is the use of information generated on the previous trial to compute the control input for the next one and the basic problem is to force the sequence of trial outputs to track a given reference signal.
The comments by the editor of The Lancet on poor surgical trial outputs, undoubtedly reflects the absence of a research culture within surgery.
Nor did he say that, during the previous decade, indus trial output in the UK grew by barely a tenth, compared with growth of a third in the US and a fifth in the eurozone.
All nations with no identified trial output had GDPs that predicted zero trial activity.
Time to qPCR detection in the model was 7.896 days (SD = 0.603); this cannot be compared with trial output, as qPCR data were not available in this trial.
When the correlation of the four economic-demographic variables was undertaken GDP, whether logged or not, correlated highly with trial output (whether logged or not).
These differences in funding, national healthcare resources and registries, and national regulations and standards can also explain the disparities in surgical trial output within Europe.
GDP closely correlated with schizophrenia trial output, with 76% of the total variation about the Y explained by the regression line (r = 0.87, 95% CI 0.79 to 0.92, r2 = 0.76).
We then computed the single trial output of the spatial filters ('virtual sensors') for peak locations of source activity in the SAM images displaying millisecond changes in source power.
We aim to provide a comprehensive description of available data sources, propose a set of indicators for monitoring the global landscape of health R&D, and present a sample of country indicators on research inputs (investments), processes (clinical trials), and outputs (publications), based on data from international databases.
On-line accuracy data were determined by joystick movement on every trial with output stating either a correct response, wrong response or no response.
