By providing a shorter, less efficient trial of initial hemodialysis, the severe DDS and brain death in this case may have been altogether prevented.
This heterogeneity makes it difficult to design efficient trials of agents designed to delay or prevent progression from MCI to AD or to interpret the outcomes of these trials [ 3], or to evaluate potential AD biomarkers.
"You can't put a price on heroism, fixing up police precincts, better training for cops at the beginning of their careers, having a more fair and efficient trial process," Mr. Green said.
Increasingly adopted Electronic Data Capture EDCC) applications provide novel opportunities to reutilize stored information for an efficient management of traceable trial workflows.
The crossover trial design provides an efficient means of obtaining placebo-controlled observations in perfectly matched groups.
At the third and final stage of the trial, we seek an efficient unbiased estimate of μ1 − μ0, where μ0 represents the mean parameter of the control group.
A more accurate prediction of the right dose might lead to more efficient trials with a consequent saving in patients and costs (Table 1, IP1).
The amenability of immature embryos to co-cultivation with A. tumefaciens in liquid culture was trialed, as this provides an efficient means of processing immature embryos in barley [ 14], and the same approach is effective in rye [ 15].
This is the reason why most randomised controls trials (RCTs) of NPPV for ARF have excluded patients without an efficient clearance of secretions.
The experiment — effectively, exercise in a dish — is an efficient way of screening a large number of chemicals before selecting the most promising candidates for trials on intact mice.
"It is an efficient allocation of resources.
