Sentence examples for concurrent trial from inspiring English sources

The concurrent trial found that patients who had clinically significant distress at baseline showed meaningfully greater benefits from CBT over SL than those who were not distressed [7].

We have no data about response to steroids, except for the brief concurrent trial with methylprednisolone prescribed by the dermatologist for recurrence of urticaria vasculitis during follow-up of our published case and a trial with corticosteroids (in case # 2 from this series) that was abandoned after a few weeks because of the onset of diabetes.

We did a cross-sectional study nested within the data collection system for a concurrent trial.

This decision was supported by results of a concurrent trial of tipifarnib in combination with gemcitabine and cisplatin in a different schedule, which had reached higher dose levels already (Adjei et al, 2003b).

In a comparison with similar patients receiving conventionally scheduled chemotherapy and radiotherapy in a concurrent trial, no difference in survival was seen in the patients with performance status grade 1 or 2, but a large difference in favour of the alternating schedule in those with grade 0 status was seen.

In 2002, a Canadian team, working with the leads of VenUS I (Drs. E.A. Nelson and N. Cullum), set out to conduct a concurrent trial to provide more data about clinical and cost-effectiveness of the high compression technologies since the results of available published trials (Duby, Scriven, Partsch: n = 226 participants) were equivocal [ 44- 46].

In Concurrent trials (a spatial 3AFC), three visual streams were presented concurrently, along with a single audio stream (see Figure 2B).

The concurrent trials allow for a real-time integration of the murine and human tumor data.

Of course not every idea can or should be tested (for me, that conversation is long and dull) but here is an opportunity – which hopefully is one of many small concurrent trials to investigate inventive ways to increase breastfeeding rates – to cheaply, quickly and positively answer a question which could be of benefit to millions of women and their babies.

The results from two concurrent trials are reported.

All concurrent trials were transferred to other local venues, due to the security concerns, the great interest by the national and international media, and the public.