Sentence examples for trials operating from inspiring English sources

Jonathan Lippman, the state's chief administrative judge, said that the changes still left about half of all jury trials operating under mandatory sequestration.

This finding agrees with our previously reported results that showed that treatment success in cancer is distributed as a power law function with the majority of the trials operating on the borderline between success and failure, and a small number of very successful trials [8].

The US trials operate on an all-or-nothing basis, with the first three athletes across the line in each event selected for the Games regardless of rankings or performances in other competitions.

50 trials operated under identical temperature conditions established equilibrium absorbance, g NaCl g−1 Fe, qe, for a Type A catalyst after 70 130 d (Antia 2015b).

In incorporating the "experiential" knowledge of people living with this chronic condition, we seek to challenge the dominant approach of Evidence Based Medicine, in which randomised controlled trials operate as the Gold Standard against which all other forms of evidence are judged.

Allocation of subjects in clinical trials operates in the presence of two conflicting goals: the allocation procedure should limit the number of subjects allocated to the inferior treatment while simultaneously obtaining sufficient information from the subjects about the relative efficacies of the treatments.

With both RS and FBiH still entrenched in their respective, opposing accounts of what transpired during the war, these trials operated as bastions of ethnic bias, failing to satisfy aggrieved communities throughout Bosnia.

Negative correlation exists between survival and the extent to which trials operate within a limited scope of information.

That is, treatment success in cancer is described by a power law distribution in which the majority of trials operate on the borderline of success and failure, while few trials are very successful [8].

In line with previous work [13] [14], [30; for review see 37], verbal reports during no-mask trials achieved a robust level of accuracy whereas mask trials operated at chance.

We have previously argued that trials operate on the borderline of success and failure due to the principle of equipoise [11],which implies that discovery remains possible only if RCTs are performed when there is substantial uncertainty with respect to the relative merits of interventions to be tested.