Sentence examples for trial with which from inspiring English sources

William O. Douglas, the Supreme Court justice, wrote in 1969 that anyone reading the courtroom transcript "will have difficulty believing that the trial with which it deals took place in the United States".

He then used these twig tools to extract the longest tool (after first briefly probing for food on one trial), with which he retrieved the food reward.

Excellent examples exist of the use of qualitative research with RCTs which explicitly identify the value of the qualitative research to the trial with which it was undertaken.

This is a useful trial with which to answer queries about whether the ACT NoW intervention was intensive enough or early enough.

FHI 360, the sponsor institution, collaborated on this study with Impact Research and Development Organization (Impact RDO), which also implemented the FEM-PrEP clinical trial with which our study was associated at the Bondo, Kenya site.

Physical pain and incapacity were trials with which Sutcliff herself was horribly familiar: aged two, she contracted Still's disease, a form of arthritis, and for most of her life she used a wheelchair.

Totally we had 16 trait values for each of the 210 RILs (4 traits ×4 trials), with which QTLs were identified using composite interval mapping (CIM) [28] employing permutation tests to decide the LOD thresholds.

Of the 6380 women who became pregnant and were included in the main trial analyses, a subset of 5162 (77.3%) had a pregnancy pre-trial with which to compare their trial pregnancy behaviour.

In keeping with most conditions associated with CKD/ESKD, there is a distinct lack of good-quality large randomized controlled trials with which to guide treatment.

Thus there is little evidence from similar trials with which we can compare the increases in rates of applying nothing to the cord and use of clean cord ties found in this study.

Our results suggest analyses of timing perception and associated decisional confidence reflect the trial-by-trial variability with which timing has been encoded.