Sentence examples for undergoing the trial from inspiring English sources

We define the end of trial date as the date of the last visit of the last patient undergoing the trial.

Referring to alpine commons, Pareto (1896), whose work helped lay the foundation for modern welfare economics, affirmed that "since it has undergone the trial of free competition for centuries, collective land tenure responds better [than other forms of land tenure] to certain specific needs.... Its violent destruction would mean a loss in the nation's total utilities".

The priest replies that he will get a wife only if he undergoes the trials.

Six out of seven patients completed the programme before undergoing the stimulation trial.

60 The qualitative element of our study aims to evaluate the experiences of service users undergoing the three trial treatment protocols in order to identify potential barriers and facilitators to the use of the interventions.

But while the burden of risk falls always onto individual trial participants, the benefits can extend beyond the individual who undergoes the clinical trial (World Health Organization, 2001; Weijer & Miller, 2004; Sieber & Tolich, 2013).

Janet Street-Porter was bitten three times by snakes as she underwent the latest trial in an attempt to win food for the camp.

The drug is only now undergoing the late-stage clinical trials and Genzyme is aiming for government approval in 2012.

Ten of the 12 patients successfully underwent the trial whereas the remaining 2 procedures were terminated because of operating-equipment failures.

Currently, five patients have been completely enrolled and underwent the trial.

His eyes may suggest outrage, but his character is that of a sweet, caring, rather simple-natured fellow who, like some baffled knight, has to undergo the most awful trials as he pursues his goal — a tall, slender blonde.