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The phrase "a full scale trial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a comprehensive or extensive test or experiment conducted to evaluate the effectiveness or feasibility of something.
Example: "Before launching the new drug, the researchers conducted a full scale trial to ensure its safety and efficacy."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive trial" or "an extensive trial".
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In all, the present study suggests that the next step is to include children with cognitive disabilities into a full scale trial.
We submitted a protocol for a full scale trial to the MRC in early 1993.
However, several issues need to be addressed before a full scale trial is undertaken.
The randomised controlled component allows testing of procedures, design, etc in preparation for a full scale trial.
These data can be used to project required sample sizes for a full scale trial, as follows.
First, the methods for data collection for service and societal costs we would use in a full scale trial have been well tested.
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But, he said, the results meant that it would be worth carrying out a full-scale trial.
It is known that certain Presidential advisers told Carter that vital intelligence secrets might have to be disclosed in a full-scale trial of Helms for perjury.
Results: It is possible to blind the participants to the nature of the SMT intervention, and a full-scale trial with the described design is feasible to conduct.
The objective of this randomized, double-masked pilot trial is to gather preliminary efficacy and safety data necessary for conducting a full-scale trial to test this hypothesis.
This study will provide us with critical data necessary to design and implement a full-scale trial to test our central hypothesis.
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