Sentence examples for a trial reported from inspiring English sources
Ira's daughter, Samantha, who wants to be in show business, has taken the name April Lalear, and appears to be testifying in a trial reported on page one ("APRIL LALEAR BARES ORGY SECRETS") of the newspaper placed on the reading table next to Ira's bed.
If a trial reported the effect estimate without accounting for cluster design, the standard error of the effect estimate from the analysis without clustering was multiplied by the square root of the estimated cluster effect.
Although CP (750, 75) became widely used in the late 1980s and early 1990s, the justification supporting it comes from a trial reported in 1989 and updated in 1996.
Similarly modified allogeneic T cells were also used in a trial reported by researchers at Baylor, where eight subjects received cells transduced and cultured following activation by co-culture with EBV-transformed lymphoblastoid cell lines (Cruz et al, 2013).
If a trial reported the number of episodes in each group or reported an event rate in a form other than episodes per patient per 30 days, we converted this information into episodes per patients per 30 days.
When a trial reported results for more than one time period, results from the longest follow-up were included in the main meta-analysis; results from earlier time periods were included in subgroup analyses.
16 We are not aware of a trial reporting long term results.
Figure 1 illustrates the association between prior probability and positive predictive value (the chance that a trial reporting a statistically significant result is not reporting a false positive) when subgroup statistical power is varied.
Results from a Japanese trial reported a 36% reduction in incident URTI amongst participants randomized to gargle with water three times daily compared to the control group [ 22].
A previous trial reported that a supervised exercise regimen was superior to placebo, so we found it difficult to justify the inclusion of a placebo group.
Indeed, a recent trial reported on a study population that had received three to five prior lines of therapy (Motzer et al, 2010).
