Sentence examples for trials perceived from inspiring English sources

In a 64-channel EEG study using electrical stimulation at the threshold level, trials perceived as painful were characterized by a lower prestimulus theta connectivity, compared with trials rated as nonpainful [67].

Not one P. formosa made a territorial display, suggesting all spiders used in the trials perceived Brenthia moths as prey.

They have been considered the preferred pharmacologic treatment for behavioral disturbances associated with dementia because evidence from clinical trials perceived safety advantages compared with other medications and expert clinical opinion [ 5].

Trials perceived to be missing were in parts where no statistical significance existed, suggesting the presence of publication bias (fig 8) This meta-analysis shows that treatment of periodontitis with scaling and root planing in pregnant women has no significant effect on the incidence of preterm birth.

Observers who closely followed the Manning trial perceived a sentence between 20 and 25 years as something of an unofficial barometer.

In his recusal order, Judge Fuller wrote, "In light of recent media reports, I am no longer hopeful that I can provide a trial perceived to be fair for both the state and the accused".

However, a full investigation, a trial perceived as fair and sentences based on evidence would have sent a message that Afghans agreed that a lynch mob was unacceptable; that the police and courts could deliver justice; and that victims, even female victims, had rights.

For the purposes of constructing maternal capabilities in the SHINE trial, perceived physical health will be considered.

The target participant sample was calculated based on the odds ratio (OR) for greater willingness (favourability) to allow surrogate consent for a blood draw (perceived low-risk) and drug trial (perceived high-risk) scenario respectively [ 6].

Patients outside the ProtecT trial perceived nurse-led care to be acceptable and desirable given the imperative to use NHS resources cost-effectively, and on condition that there were clear lines of communication between nurses and urologists.

In the trials without haptic feedback (Fig. 3b), on the majority of the trials, observers perceived concavities and convexities as convex, and both slants as concave.