Sentence examples for a recent trial published from inspiring English sources

A recent trial published in The New England Journal of Medicine, led by Australian neurologist Professor Ingrid Scheffer, found cannabidiol – one of at least 113 compounds found in the cannabis plant – significantly reduced the severity and frequency of seizures in children with a rare, yet devastating form of epilepsy known as Dravet syndrome.

Last, but not least, a recent trial published in the journal Nature has made the HIV vaccine community sit up.

No other study has assessed delayed CNI with a more contemporary rATG dose, but a recent randomized trial (published only in abstract form to date) assessed both CNI- and steroid-sparing immunosuppression in a population of 100 SPK transplant patients [ 174].

Data inputs were drawn from a recent clinical trial, published studies, and databases.

In the most recent, a randomized trial published in the journal Obesity in February, scientists at Virginia Tech followed a group of overweight subjects age 55 and up on low-calorie diets for about three months.

For instance, the EGDT has been a standard of care for septic shock resuscitation in the first 6 h which, however, is challenged by a recent large randomised controlled trial published in the New England Journal of medicine.

The recent prospective clinical trial, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, led by the same Taiwanese group, demonstrated that SJS-TEN did not develop in any of the HLA-B*1502-negative HLA-B*1502-negative HLA-B*1502-negativeicating that the HLA-B*1502 screening should reduce the incidence of life-threatening adverse reactions caused by CBZ [ 4].

Of roughly 1200 subgroup analyses of recent clinical trials published in high impact journals, 83 (7%) were reportedly positive.

6 A recent survey of randomised trials published in Medline in 2010 found that 61% were registered but that only 55% of the published reports contained a trial registration number.

Two recent large-scale trials published in NEJM for East Asian 1 and Western patients 2 strongly support the routine use of adjuvant chemotherapy.

Of the 12 most recent randomised controlled trials published in English, evaluating the effect of salbutamol or albuterol on bronchiolitis, nine (75%) showed that bronchodilators had no effect.