Sentence examples for development of trial from inspiring English sources
In this paper, the technology integration of CAD/CAM/CAE, as a part of the practical VP&M methods, and rapid prototyping and manufacturing (RP&M), as a part of the practical PP&M methods, in metal forming is investigated in order to improve the efficiency of development of trial products and dies for metal forming processes.
The government can provide loan guarantees for nuclear power and support development of trial carbon capture storage, but these energies must compete with energy efficiency and renewable energies in a free market.
The patients contributed to the successful development of trial information including, for example, the patient information leaflet.
PW was our statistical adviser and SdeL helped us to write the protocol in accordance with CONSORT principles and in development of trial methodology.
As such, trial participants and trial staff (eg, Research Nurses, Clinician Principal Investigators) should be engaged during development of trial decision aids to ascertain the best mode of delivery in the trial population.
Clinical research of restorative materials is confounded by problems of study designs, length of trials, type of information collected, and costs for trials, despite increasing numbers and considerable development of trials during the past 50 years.
The development of trial-wise indices of LFP latency is likewise a potentially important contribution.
"One is the process of applying discoveries generated during research in the laboratory, and in preclinical studies, to the development of trials and studies in humans.
Rather, observational research can provide detailed information on the epidemiology of IEMs and help to inform priorities for the development of trials.
The three active subgroups cover the development of trials in the adjuvant/neoadjuvant setting, initiatives in advanced/metastatic disease, and translational or biomarker/imaging-based studies.
The development of trials that begin to match treatment arms to underlying molecular characteristics (e.g., FOCUS3) should be widely supported and further developed.
