Sentence examples for applied to a trial from inspiring English sources
The method is developed for the conjugate normal model and applied to a trial for surgery of gastric cancer.
Presumably, these preliminary considerations could be applied to a trial of a drug for diabetes prevention.
The obesity trial illustrated our strategy applied to a trial with a repeatedly measured outcome.
The original published model was applied to a trial of 143 patients to cross-validate the model.
To demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method, it is applied to a simulated trial stranding scenario.
This analysis is applied to a randomized trial of a potentially important intervention designed to reduce the transmission of bacterial colonization between mothers and their infants through vaginal delivery in South Africa: the Prevention of Perinatal Sepsis (PoPs).
A PCR-ELISA method was extended for detection of most common Bifidobacterium species in humans and applied to a feeding trial including administration of Bifidobacterium lactis Bb-12 and galacto-oligosaccharide (GOS -containing syrup as probiotic and prebiotic preparations, respectively.
This is the first time that a systems biology approach has been applied to a clinical trial of mucosal pre-exposure prophylaxis, and our study shows the value of using these technologies for comprehensive mucosal safety assessment.
The most commonly applied criteria for FISH positivity is complex, has yet to be validated when prospectively applied to a clinical trial and seems to have less importance when comparing outcomes in patients treated with TKIs vs second-line chemotherapy (Douillard et al, 2010).
This paper describes such a method applied to a large multicenter trial for the prevention of postoperative nausea and vomiting (PONV), which may be of great interest for other specialties.
In summary, this retrospective analysis applied to a prospective clinical trial demonstrated that TIMP-1 status appears to contain an independent prognostic value regarding overall survival in patients with advanced breast cancer receiving chemotherapy.
