Sentence examples for controlled challenge from inspiring English sources

This was confirmed in a phase IIa controlled challenge study performed in healthy malaria naïve adults, where the RTS,S/AS01 formulation was shown to be safe and well tolerated, to induce strong humoral and cellular immune responses and to provide an improved protection against P. falciparum challenge as compared to RTS,S/AS02 [3].

A double-blind, placebo controlled challenge is suggested to confirm diagnosis, since no biomarker is so far available for establishing a firm diagnosis of NCGS [ 11, 12].

There are few previous reports regarding this phenomenon, but these include observations made in returning travelers [ 36]; although not specific for typhoid fever diagnosis, this finding may be useful in predicting likely outcome in the highly controlled challenge setting.

Sixty asthmatic patients with a history of AERD completed a double-blind placebo controlled challenge with 100 and 200 mg of celecoxib over 2 days, followed by an aspirin challenge to confirm the clinical history.

In another study, Tuomainen et al. (2006) conducted controlled challenge tests using degraded PVC products in 10 workers who had previously experienced respiratory symptoms related to this office building, 5 of which had doctor-diagnosed asthma (Tuomainen et al. 2006).

Zoo animals are usually too scarce and valuable to permit trials with the potentially effective MVA vaccine and a controlled challenge with CPXV.

Particularly, microneedle vaccination in the skin was significantly more effective than intramuscular immunization in controlling challenge virus replication and in inducing recall immune responses.

After the OGTT challenge, the precursor free fatty acids AA, LA, DHA and EPA were significantly reduced after 2 h when compared to baseline and to control challenge.

Moreover, he argued that the alleged scientific neutrality of modern medical treatments of insanity are in fact covers for controlling challenges to a conventional bourgeois morality.

It is enough to constitute an unusual pest-control challenge in the nation's largest city.

Organizers fear that members of a radical youth underground movement in Europe will converge on Prague and pose a major crowd-control challenge for relatively inexperienced Czech police.