Sentence examples for truncated trials from inspiring English sources

The median relative risk reduction among truncated trials was 47%.

The median risk ratio (RR) of the truncated trials was an implausible 0.53.

Truncated trials often associated with greater effect sizes, with moderate overestimation in trials such as EMPHASIS-HF where more than 500 events were observed.

67 Truncated trials have been associated with greater effect sizes than trials not stopped early, independent of the presence of statistical stopping rules.

Republicans want an extended trial with witnesses; Democrats want a truncated trial without them.This is an embarrassment for the Republicans, and a victory for Mr Daschle.

President of the U.S. at year's end will be (a) Bill Clinton, acquitted; (b) Clinton heavily censured after a "truncated trial"; (c) Al Gore; (d) Dennis Hastert, soon only two heartbeats away.

Her desire to keep the case under civilian jurisdiction appears to have been among her reasons for wishing to continue with a truncated trial.

A truncated show trial in the Senate would get us out of this uncomfortable situation.

Ms Khan said that what would have been an outrage in western countries during the cold war - torture, detention without trial, truncated justice - was now readily accepted in some countries today for some people.

For the neural analysis of abort trials, we truncated firing rates at the time that the abort occurred (truncated at the time of the abort, included only if the abort occurred at least 100 ms after the start of the epoch), again resulting in a decreasing sample size for later time windows.

Trials were truncated to highlight the landing phase since this was the major focus of this study.