Sentence examples for virtue of trial from inspiring English sources

This provision of support could be one reason why participants in the control group also lost weight over the period of the trial resulting in greater similarity of changes in the two groups, which would represent bias if the GPs altered their usual care by virtue of trial participation.

Comparing results to a control group, rather than focusing on within-group changes, minimized the possibility that the observed benefits were due to a transient stress event or positive effects by virtue of clinical trial participation.

And simply by virtue of requesting a jury trial, and losing, the risk of receiving the harshest sentence spikes.

Obama said those offended by the legal privileges given to [K.S.] Mohammed by virtue of getting a civilian trial rather than a military tribunal won't find it "offensive at all when he's convicted and when the death penalty is applied to him".

This is a pragmatic trial and no participants will be denied access to additional treatments and services (offered under routine NHS care) by virtue of participating in this trial.

The DSMB will comprise of a statistician, a paediatric cardiologist and a haematologist and will be responsible for protecting the credibility of the trial by virtue of its independence from the staff involved in the trial, and will help to ensure the validity of study results by reviewing data on participant accrual and conducting independent interim reviews.

Each side has more lawyers, more experts, more investigators and spends more time preparing for the case by virtue of the fact it is two trials, and if it reaches the second trial -- the trial for the defendant's life -- it is a broad reaching inquiry.

To reconcile antidementia drug exposure that occurred by virtue of participation in a clinical research trial, we obtained the blinding data from those trials.

By the end each has learned something: Dunnison can enjoy plugging the bad hombre who killed his parents, and McNelly can, after killing many bad guys himself, consider the virtues of a fair trial.

RCT reports cannot provide proof of absence of third-order selection bias during the trial simply by virtue of stating in detail the use of adequate concealment methods.

Figure  2 illustrates a mental model of preventive misconception, the belief that one gains protection by virtue of being enrolled in a prevention trial [ 37].