Sentence examples for trials accounts from inspiring English sources

It has been estimated that all the English witch trials between the early 15th and early 18th centuries resulted in fewer than 500 executions; this series of trials accounts for more than two per cent of that total.

On the other hand, if one or two trials accounts for approximately 80% or more of the total weight in a fixed-effect meta-analysis, then the random-effects meta-analysis might show erroneous results because the larger trials with the greatest precision are inappropriately down-weighted [ 24].

While clinical trials account for the biggest development expense, experts say some development costs, like consulting fees paid to doctors, are more appropriately categorized as marketing than research.

Subsequent trials accounted for platinum sensitivity, resulting in higher sample sizes and increased resource use.

Responsiveness to the predator was the primary determinant of success in predation trials, accounting for 86% of the variation in escape potential.

Cluster trials accounted for one-fifth of all the publications.

The bound is reached at different times on different trials, accounting for the gradual flattening of all four activation curves for T1 choices.

Even when correlation coefficients were computed on the set of trials (accounting for the inter-individual variability), the index I task) presented the highest correlation coefficient.

All the included trials account for a total of 183 participants (Table 1).

Two trials accounting for missing data in the sample size calculation had unclear expected attrition rates.

Over three-quarters of the trials recruited adults only, with paediatric trials accounting for 16.7% of the cohort.