The phrase "as a test trial" is not correct in written English.
It is redundant because "test" and "trial" convey similar meanings, so using both together is unnecessary.
Example: "We will conduct the experiment as a test trial to evaluate the new method's effectiveness."
Alternatives: "as a test" or "as a trial".
Penn was to serve as a testing core for several NCI-funded trials that included BRCA testing and reporting.
Dr. David Epstein, the president of Novartis Oncology, said the company had taken a risk in moving to industrial-scale production of Gleevec after the preliminary trials had been completed, since most drugs fail before completion of their final test, known as a Phase 3 trial.
The model is being tested as a randomized controlled trial with two cohorts of biomedical PhD students from across the U.S., one recruited at the start of their PhDs and one nearing completion.
As a small-scale trial, pilot testing provides a chance where a few examinees could take the test and comment on the object that was tested.
The next steps would be to perform appropriate animal studies, the development and certification, and clinical tests such as a prospective randomized trial.
While it may not provide solid conclusions for SMCM effectiveness in Chinese culture, this pilot study is warranted to build our capacity for a more rigorous testing such as a randomised control trial with active control groups in the future.
The verdict was welcomed by Hispanic organizations, which saw the trial as a national test case for the treatment of Latinos.
Baseline AQoL and SF-36 were administered to participants as close as possible to enrollment in the trial as a "then test" whereby participants retrospectively estimated their premorbid health-related quality of life.
Such consistent trends may be detected by fitting neural activity as a function of trial number and testing the slope of the fit for significance.
