The phrase "able to improve trial" is not entirely correct and may be unclear in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the capability to enhance or refine a trial process, but it lacks specificity.
Example: "The new software is able to improve trial outcomes significantly."
Alternatives: "capable of enhancing the trial" or "able to optimize the trial".
CeNGEPS was not able to influence all factors in this complex process, but by providing dedicated personnel, we were able to improve the relationship between the trial sponsor and the investigators for initiating trials and for the follow-up of the process, including faster budget calculation and simpler administrative circuits.
See also Table 7. Pregnancy-related deaths - no trial was able to improve women's chances of survival (average OR 0.70, 95% CI 0.39 to 1.26; studies = three; 13756 women; Heterogeneity: Tau² = 0.00; (P = 0.65); I² = 0%; GRADE assessment = moderate quality evidence, downgraded once due to wide CI crossing the line of no effect; Analysis 2.2).
For example, induction of RNAi in combination with the virus oncolytic effect may be able to improve response rates seen in human clinical trials with oncolytic viruses.
In the meantime, Atlanta-area lawyers may also be able to improve the success rate by looking beyond the trial level and focusing on appeals.
In a recent trial, this approach was able to improve progression-free survival (Argiris et al, 2004).
82 Unfortunately, systemic chemotherapy trials have not been able to improve dramatically upon the durable remission rates for patients with metastatic Ewing sarcoma.
After exhaustive crystallization trials, we were not able to improve upon one-dimensional plates that gave unusable highly anisotropic X-ray data.
For example, we might be able to improve decoding performance by devising an optimal exclusion criterion for trials and/or electrodes.
In fact, this trial showed that a chemoradiotherapy adjuvant approach was able to improve prognosis mainly by lowering the incidence of local relapse (from 29 to 19%); on the contrary, a limited or no effect was seen on metastatic diffusion.
As early as 1978, Zhang had already carried out an elementary trial about preoperative CRT that confirmed that CRT was able to improve the results of surgery for GEJ cancer [ 34].
