Sentence examples for contrary to the trial from inspiring English sources

Contrary to the trial and error tuning of the variable structure feedback gains reported in the literature, the controller parameters selection in this paper is done using an improved differential evolution (IDE) optimization approach.

In this paper, selection of the variable structure controller (VSC) feedback gains by genetic algorithms (GA) is presented contrary to the trial and error selection of the variable structure feedback gains reported in the literature.

However, as mentioned in the seminal paper, 'the efficacy boundary for the primary end-point had been crossed, and that there was no evidence of unforeseen screening effects that warranted acting contrary to the trial's prespecified monitoring plan' [ 7].

In the US trial (Buzdar et al, 2001), no significant differences were reported for TTP (Table 1) or OR rate and, contrary to the first trial, the efficacy of letrozole was not dose related.

Contrary to the Australian trials, however, only four (15%) of 22 assessable subjects experienced a partial response within a European multicentre phase II study (Van Haarst et al, 2000) of gemcitabine at 1250 mg m−2 on days 1 and 8, in addition to cisplatin at 80 mg m−2 on day 1.

Contrary to these trials, the remaining trial [ 31] showed that there were no statistically significant differences between the guided imagery group and the group receiving typical care in the levels of plasma CRP at baseline, 6 weeks or 10 weeks.

Contrary to the results of other trials [ 2- 6] students in this study did not benefit from the additional ultrasound courses of the musculoskeletal system with regard to anatomical skills.

Contrary to the results from clinical trials, in the real world, where surgeons' skills and patients' characteristics are much more diverse than in experimental settings, the advantages of LC have no direct bearing on patient outcomes.

The companies use video links to screen patients at central locations where (contrary to the practice at centers where trials are run) reviewers have no incentives for enrolling subjects.

The Social Services Legislation Amendment Bill 2015 removes financial support for forensic patients with a mental illness or disability, if they have been charged with a "serious criminal" offence, imposing punishment without charge or trial, contrary to the doctrine of separation of powers.

Contrary to the outcome of the Merenstein trial, these findings indicate that embedding and documenting shared decision-making in routine clinical practice could provide a higher degree of medico-legal protection and lead to better informed consent.