Sentence examples for definitively evaluating from inspiring English sources

Thus, the only means of definitively evaluating treatments is to collect long-term postoperative outcome data but this would be very time-consuming, probably taking at least 10 years.

The Multicenter InSync Randomized Clinical Evaluation (MIRACLE) is a large, prospective, randomized, double-blind, controlled trial designed to more definitively evaluate the clinical efficacy and safety of cardiac resynchronization for heart failure.

Thus, although IDPN may partially satisfy the nutritional needs of maintenance hemodialysis patients who have or are at risk of PEW and who have substantial, but not adequate, protein and/or energy intake, longer term randomized prospective clinical trials with appropriate control groups are necessary to more definitively evaluate the clinical effectiveness and indications for IDPN.

And they say that despite President Obama's pledge this year to be more transparent about the lethal operations, the U.S. is still releasing almost no information about who it is killing and why, making it impossible to definitively evaluate the legality of the strikes.

However, larger studies reflecting typical use would be necessary to definitively evaluate any treatment effect.

An asylum seeker is someone whose refugee claim has not yet been definitively evaluated [ 3].

It would be feasible to definitively evaluate this intervention in a large multi-site trial.

We were not able to definitively evaluate pain on injection because the drug was infused through an ante cubital vein.

Our preliminary findings support the need for randomized controlled trials to definitively evaluate the cardiovascular effects of INHD.

Our assay will be tested in a recurrent disease setting to more definitively evaluate predictive capacity prospectively.

Phase III programs will definitively evaluate clinical and public health impact of the HPV vaccine in adolescents and adult women.