Sentence examples similar to trials to track from inspiring English sources

Subjects were evaluated weekly throughout the trial to track progress and monitor any safety issues.

The Food and Drug Administration Modernization Act of 1997 (FDAMA) required the National Institutes of Health to establish a clinical trials registry to track efficacy studies involving human subjects.

Moreover, it could be shown that the new instrument is sensitive to changes and therefore it can be administered in clinical trials aiming to track the evolution of MS-spasticity.

So Dr. Hall took a risk, signing up for a trial program to track and compare urban school districts.

The novel feature is the use of information generated on the previous trial to compute the control input for the next one and the basic problem is to force the sequence of trial outputs to track a given reference signal.

During each trial, participants attempted to track one novel random segment and one repeated segment that was identical in every trial.

They follow the public rehabilitation of secret police units nominally disbanded after the fall of Hosni Mubarak; heavy-handed policing that has seen hundreds killed in state-led massacres; the use of unregulated military trials to fast-track the sentencing of Muslim Brotherhood members; and moves to alter Egypt's constitution to allow senior Mubarak-era officials to return to politics.

Not all animals exposed to the causative pathogen, Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis (MAP), succumb to disease and this unique, long-term trial was designed to track animals that were resilient.

Genetic data and analysis is playing an increasing role in clinical trials, with companies beginning to track side effects and sometimes responses of patients based on genetic markers (pharmacogenomics).

There have been 5 published articles in English concerning 2 different trials that used radiopharmaceuticals to track stem cell transplantation for neurological diseases, with a total of 13 treated patients (Table 2).

But the question today is, Are trial lawyers savvy enough to track and monitor everything that the jury can?