Sentence examples for trial to explain from inspiring English sources

It will take more than the Scooter Libby trial to explain him fully.

When asked at his trial to explain why rape was wrong, the defendant struggled to find an answer, finally blurting out, "Maybe it's against her religion".

We aimed to update meta-analyses on each type of study using the latest published data and test a hypothesis based on antiplatelet therapy use in the trials to explain the discrepancy.

To the best of our knowledge, there have been no well-designed trials to explain why there are no significant differences between mortality in the two groups.

In September, each household was visited by local community health workers and trial staff to explain the study to parents and guardians of children aged 2 months to 5 years and to invite them to participate.

Conversations with patients during telephone follow-ups in the APEX trial helped to explain why the effects of exercise might be sub-optimal [ 19].

His excellent one-volume guide to the history of modern war-crimes trials attempts to explain why they have so rarely succeeded, though he remains undaunted.

Other trials attempted to explain the method of randomisation but did so poorly, stating only that randomisation was done using computer generated random numbers or a random numbers table.

The first three-box trial is used to explain the test and is not included in the measure.

Every clinical trial should attempt to explain the use of the intervention, but many acupuncture trials fail to offer any meaningful rationale.

The unmatched trials are used for control (should produce a success fraction close to 100%% for subjects having any form of orientation vision at the tested scene luminance) and to maintain orientation during the trials, and also to explain the test to subjects with very low vision.