Sentence examples for clearly trials from inspiring English sources

Clearly, trials of prevention and therapy are not comparable because widely disparate definitions have been used.

Clearly, trials that investigate the endocrine management of patients with AI-resistant advanced disease are of major priority.

To elaborate the role of suppression of ovarian function in premenopausal patients with endocrine-responsive breast cancer more clearly, three trials were sponsored by the International Breast Cancer Study Group and coordinators.

The CONSORT statement extension to CRTs, published in 2004, recommended that authors clearly identify trials as cluster randomized in the title or abstract of reports.

He said he wanted to play Childs, a true point guard, in the fourth quarter when opponents tightened their defenses, so the new look is clearly under trial.

Clearly, the trial judge, David G. Trager of United States District Court in Brooklyn, wanted desperately to prevent even a faint repetition of what has become known simply as Crown Heights, the polarizing riots and political upheaval that ultimately infected the courtroom.

It was clearly a trial balloon floated by Downing Street, keen to divert attention from Blair's recent bout of bad publicity and the war in Iraq.

Through a clearly defined trial and error procedure, the water evaporation induced drop in the thermal conductivity, and the void size that gives the best agreement between numerical prediction and high temperature tests are obtained to quantify the gypsum thermal conductivity temperature relationship.

Clearly, no trial could proceed.

One clearly outlying trial (70 patients) was excluded.

If the diagnostic criteria are not been clearly stated, trial authors will be contacted for clarifications.