Sentence examples for trial tool from inspiring English sources
With the trial tool shape, simulation is performed in order to investigate failure by wrinkling, shape inaccuracy and the local deformation.
Each practice used the clinical trial tool to recruit and survey patients for 12 months.
We had no control group of practices without the clinical trial tool.
As a consequence, further development of the clinical trial tool will include a documentation option to specify whether a patient is physically present or not.
We have developed a CTA-based clinical trial tool that can be incorporated into future practice-based research endeavours requiring the participation of general practice patients.
Further quantitative evaluation of the WF-NRS is warranted in order to assess its psychometric properties and confirm its usefulness as a clinical trial tool.
CPRD will be using the TRANSFoRm clinical trial tools, in conjunction with additional reworking by a commercial software vendor to create a full EHR-embedded clinical trial facility for the UK Clinical Research Network.
To explore acceptability of trial tools and processes to young people presenting at emergency departments we shall use semi-structured interviews to study: issues relating to consent by young people aged 14 17 years; alcohol screening; the baseline questionnaire and the burden on emergency care; and young person experiences of intervention delivery.
Pink traces and bars denote accuracies that were computed by training classifiers to discriminate hand trials (Hand-G vs Hand-R) and testing on tool trials (Tool-G vs Tool-R).
As in Experiment 1, all three subjects showed sequential tool use on their first trials, even though the apparatus was novel and none had been given prior experience retrieving tools from the tool-frame; one subject was new to this experiment, so his first-trial tool retrieval was even more remarkable.
Participants will be randomly allocated to a control group or one of two group interventions: a previously designed and trialled tool to teach practical aspects of breastfeeding or an exploration of family attitudes to breastfeeding.
