Sentence examples for trials much of from inspiring English sources

In individual trials, much of the same evidence is not admissible.

As it is impractical to examine many of these factors in clinical trials, much of the evidence comes from case series (which tend to reflect small sample sizes or single-site medical facilities) or from reports that are anecdotal in nature.

The mixed ruling seemed unlikely to satisfy any observers of the trial, much of which was televised live.

Although it was Mr. Karr who was on trial, much of the testimony focused on Mr. Waters, a former office manager for Ms. O'Hair's American Atheist organization, whom the authorities believe masterminded the plot.

Beyond this pivotal randomized controlled trial, much of the literature reporting efficacy of etanercept in JIA is from uncontrolled open-label trials and case series involving patients with polyarticular and systemic JIA refractory to standard DMARD treatments such as nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and methotrexate.

Without this set of equivalent ITI states, the dopamine surge to the US would diminish within a number of trials much smaller than observed in experimental data.

Despite the encouraging results from the N.Y.U. and Hopkins trials, much stands in the way of the routine use of psychedelic therapy.

Few records were kept on the witch trials, and much of the information about them comes from journals.

It also became apparent during trials that much of that group's activity was pushed along by well-paid police informants.

Bureaucratic in-house research departments inspired little confidence, trudging on with mediocre drugs that failed, expensively, in clinical trials.Now, much of the work of discovering a medicine and testing, making it and selling it is done in partnership.

Medication switching has not been the subject of many clinical trials and much of the data pertain to surrogate markers rather than clinical outcomes.