The run-off polls are seen as a key test of Mr Berlusconi's popularity, as he faces multiple corruption trials and sex scandals.
The 2004 ICMJE statement promoting trial registration had defined 1 July 2005 as a key date for prospective trial registration (registration before recruitment started).
5 The ICMJE defined 1 July 2005 as a key date requiring prospective trial registration (registration before recruitment started) for trials started after this date.
This past spring, he served as a key witness in a murder trial that convicted three of his own former henchmen in an assassination he ordered (the victim seemed to have stolen from him, he said), as the New York Times reported.
After she was called to Raton, New Mexico as a key witness in a murder trial in 1935, a court reporter for the Raton Range wrote that McConnell "has gained a national reputation... in her blood analysis work".
We therefore placed some emphasis on the importance of quality of life as a key secondary outcome in this trial, and expect that such outcomes will increasingly feature as primary outcomes in the future trials of similar interventions for complex behaviour change.
Jackie Palace, initially splitting her time between the laboratory and the clinic, conducted two important studies with JND the effects of 3,4-diaminopyridine in congenital forms of myasthenia (Supplementary material B135) and the key trial of azathioprine as a steroid-sparing agent in myasthenia gravis (Supplementary material B212).
Finally, the EDEN-Omega study was not designed as an early intervention trial, but was in fact an early versus late intervention study, whereas early enteral feeding was described as a key factor in all previous trials.
In summary, findings from this study provide strong support for the content validity of the BPI-sf in paper and electronic format for use in patients with pleural and peritoneal mesothelioma and add to existing support for the "worst pain" item as a key outcome measure in clinical trials with pleural mesothelioma patients.
In total 87% of the physicians mentioned the use of randomised clinical trials as a key aspect of EBM, while 53% of them mentioned use of clinical expertise and only 19% patients' values.
