Sentence examples for very trials from inspiring English sources

In this regard, the true effect sizes are approximated by pooled estimates using just the very trials that are suspected to be affected by a meta-bias.

Jorge Mayer, manager of the Golden Rice Project at the University of Freiburg in Germany, as quoted in the 2 April 2005 New Scientist, countered that Greenpeace's blanket opposition to Golden Rice is impeding the very trials that will provide the answers the group demands.

The first year was very trial and error but we are confident in what we are doing now and would like to replicate this pig farming model in other valleys and maybe get another new plot for pigs next year".

There is, I suggest, cause for a profound unease in the notion that, in the very trial which you face as an accused, your advocate has asked to be assessed.

I'm not an electrician by any sense, so it was very trial and error, DIY.

The only time you really hear both sides is when the case goes to trial, and there are very few trials these days".

There were very few trials (a mean of 20.6 trials per child) where no reaction could be detected.

Trials typically were four weeks long, and very few trials were longer.

When processes are aggregated, points of very different trials can be very close, which can dilute dependencies between occurrences.

Considering the presence of very few trials that can be included in the review, publication bias could not be assessed.

Very few trials of acute stroke treatments show efficacy of a tested agent on the prespecified primary outcome.