Sentence examples for trial too much from inspiring English sources
I didn't follow the trial too much.
"The reality of how long this legal process will likely take, the cost, and the circus-like atmosphere of an anticipated trial are too much.
Surrogate markers are often used in clinical trials if too much time or expense is involved to observe the effect of treatment on patient-important outcomes.
Trials differed too much to permit meta-analysis.
It was not possible to perform meta-analysis on the findings due to heterogeneity of the studies included: The designs and methods of feedback were too inconsistent and the endpoints measured and the duration of the trials varied too much.
Here was a black woman who had risen from grinding poverty in rural Mississippi, on trial for having too much influence; and proving that, even in Amarillo, celebrity speaks louder than beef.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg said the trial would cost too much money.
The observed effect size early on in a trial may fluctuate too much and so be unreliable, especially if there is treatment imbalance (Herson et al, 2011), and regardless of the method or assumptions used.
The concern that the presentation of detailed trial results is too much work for authors, that digestion of such results is too burdensome for reviewers and readers, and that production of these results is too much work for publishers cannot be discounted in a world where Twitter messages of ≤140 characters are a predominant mode of communication.
Justice Joan Sudolnik of State Supreme Court in Manhattan said asking witnesses to testify in four trials would be too much.
As a consequence, clinical trials would require too much time and effort before therapeutic measures can be launched which, in turn, would lead to an unjustified negative impact on patients that could have benefitted from an earlier introduction.
