Sentence examples for a fundamental trial from inspiring English sources

In this way the interview study in itself becomes an indicator of the feasibility of a fundamental trial protocol component.

Thus, given the many differences in fundamental trial design between REDOXS and traditional GLN supplementation trials, the REDOXS trial has not been included in this systematic review focused on GLN supplementation of nutrition support.

Regular supply of investigational product however is a fundamental precondition for trial participants to be adherent, and this requires regular attendance at clinic visits.

12 A fundamental difference between this trial and the pilot trial was the mean Barthel index score at baseline.

On a fundamental level, cancer-screening trials differ from therapy trials because of the high amount of "noise" relative to the "signal" of screening effect.

In many cases, they are issued temporarily so an accused person can get a fair trial, a fundamental tenet of our justice system.

This is about depriving us – not the just the guilty, but all of us - of a fundamental right to jury trial that can trace its history back more than 800 years, the "lamp that shows that freedom lives", and for what?

We note that most published trials on decision aids use designs that personally follow-up participants to assess the impact of the decision aid, and that if we had not done this we would not have known whether the decision aid supported informed choice, which was a fundamental objective of this trial.

Testing the equality of the means of normal populations when the variances are unknown and unequal is a fundamental problem in clinical trials and biomedical research.

The study addresses a fundamental issue in clinical trials of prion diseases: which scales can be used to monitor the rapid change in several domains including cognitive, motor and global decline?

The secrecy, redactions and delays in release of information mean that the public does not have contemporaneous access to the proceedings, a fundamental component of a public trial.