To carry out a large-scale practice-based open-label trial to evaluate the safety and efficacy of an angiotensin receptor blocker (ARB) in controlling blood pressure (BP) in the community setting, 703 practitioners recruited 2705 hypertensive patients.
Such a joint venture took place in embryonic form recently when several countries participated in a large-scale exercise, "Barents Rescue 2009," that practiced an effective response to a number of emergency situations, ranging from fire-fighting to the release of radioactive nuclear waste, on both land and sea.
No doctrine is refuted by the bad behavior of the people who believe in it — or else all doctrines would stand refuted — but the stories of actual Buddhism in large-scale practice in America do not encourage the hope that Buddhism will be any different from all the other organized faith practices.
First results of the Good Response randomisation have been presented orally [ 28], with a clear demonstration that large-scale practice-changing randomised, controlled trials can be undertaken in rare cancers by extending the traditional boundaries of collaboration.
At the same time, the CRUSADE initiative provides the unique opportunity to evaluate the pattern of NSTE ACS management in a large-scale, routine practice setting in the United States.
How did a large-scale architectural practice begin and become successful in the United States in the mid-twentieth century?
The recent financial crisis was accompanied by well-documented and large-scale practices of consumer deception, fraud, and abuse.
For example, two of DPC's biggest large-scale practices recently closed their doors.
The purpose of the study was to examine the effects of bulb suctioning on healthy, term newborns and the feasibility of conducting a large-scale study of this practice.
In 2010, the National Institute of Education NIEE) conducted a large-scale study of teaching practices in Singapore classrooms drawing on a representative national sample of schools.
