Sentence examples for work on trial from inspiring English sources
Most existing work on trial adaptation by sample size adjustment adopts the frequentist paradigm.
All previous work on trial adaptation by sample size adjustment addresses the question of whether the sample size can be reduced while maintaining a certain level of statistical significance of the trial's outcome.
Researchers can increase the impact of this work on trials by undertaking more of it at the pretrial stage and being explicit within their articles about the learning for trials and evidence-based practice.
Major Groharing said Commander Kuebler had spent his time giving interviews and trying to provoke political pressure from Canada instead of working on trial preparation.
Colonel Kaplan was present when the indictment was filed with the International Military Tribunal, and he worked on trial preparation until his Army discharge, shortly after the trials began on Nov. 20, 1945.
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There he spent decades diagnosing and treating brain injuries and brain tumors, at Mass General and Boston City Hospital, and he worked on early trials of the drug Dilantin, for epilepsy.
And the theorem only works on independent trials.
Discussing one of the early projects the NCSC has been working on — trialling a DMARC policy on UK government email to stop emails from the wrong IP sets or with the wrong key from being delivered — he said that the first day it was switched on for the gov.uk domain, diverting spoof emails to the NCSC (instead of their intended victims), around 50,000 were received.
The businessman, who maintains that the devices work, is on trial for fraud.
His most overtly political work, Judge on Trial, written in the 1970s during repeated interrogations ("more humiliating than cruel") and house searches, portrayed a judge struggling with his shattered faith in the system.
