The phrase "active trials" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to research, clinical studies, or experiments that are currently ongoing.
Example: "The research team is currently monitoring the results of several active trials to evaluate the effectiveness of the new medication."
Alternatives: "ongoing trials" or "current trials".
Because of these active trials, an update on the clinical activity of Entinostat can be awaited soon.
This situation will improve as many currently active trials mature, particularly several high-value randomized trials.
They examined protocols from 20 active trials as well as minutes from meetings of the institutional review board (IRB).
All of these have greatly promoted the research and application of this new technology and active trials have been carried out to ensure oil storage and transportation.
There was no difference in the level of exertion reached during a simulated shift between recovery conditions, with players skating up to a mean intensity of 83 ± 7 % (197 ± 1 bpm) and 84 ± 6 % (198 ± 1 bpm) of age-predicted HRmax for the passive and active trials, respectively.
Nearly half of the active trials are at least six months old.
Apart from that, the active trial treatment resulted in very low levels of disease activity in the majority of the trial population.
Following the publication of the first version of this review, we kept in contact with identified active trial lists and companies to identify any emerging trials.
In court papers the duo call themselves "well-known" and "politically active" trial lawyers they're big Democratic donors who are seeking to "protect and restore their reputation" since their tax deals have "already received attention from the national media".
There are now fewer than 175,000 active trial modifications, down from almost 260,000 in July.
Permanent modifications are increasingly slowing, while September saw the sixth straight month of double-digit decreases in active trial modifications.
