Sentence examples for which trials from inspiring English sources

They knew which trials were coming up, and which would be important.

On emergingmed, a potential patient clicks on the disease in which he is interested and answers questions designed to figure which trials are suitable for him.

He said this case was a matter for the courts but common law and statute did allow some rare cases in which trials could be heard in private.

One of the top contenders is 'Ben Hope', which trials have shown could contain up to 30% more anthocyanins than others.

Hot Snap, though, looks like the sort of horse for which trials were designed, desperately in need of experience but beautifully bred, full of potential and now much more likely to show her best form when it matters most.

Yet the results of thousands of clinical trials have never been reported and there is not even a complete record of which trials have been conducted.

Human Rights Watch, a New York-based lobby group, says that "significant improvements" are needed in Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal Act of 1973, under the terms of which trials are to be held.

But CRO software also helps to decide quickly which trials are worth continuing, because it can gather and analyse biochemical assay data from patients much faster than could be done by hand.

But exactly which trials is it doing?

However, here we used a combined model in which trials were modeled as both single events and epochs.

In the mixed design, control blocks are intermixed with task blocks, during which trials are presented at varying intervals.