Sentence examples for effectiveness of a trial from inspiring English sources

ACTION-J is an open, randomized, controlled, multicenter study which examines the effectiveness of a trial intervention for suicide attempters in Japan.

The objective of this study is to examine the effectiveness of a trial intervention to prevent recurrent suicidal behavior by suicide attempters in Japan, as compared with a control intervention.

The World Health Organization recommends a 10-year time horizon to explore the effectiveness of a trial in a single site, and Ramsey et al. (21) recommend that a common time horizon be used for costs and effects.

The cost-effectiveness of a trial of ECV is most sensitive to its probability of success, and not to the probabilities of a cesarean after ECV, spontaneous reversion to breech, successful second ECV trial, or adverse outcome from emergency cesarean.

It thereby gauges the potential effectiveness of such a trial.

A more precise estimate of the incidence of eligible patients is therefore required to determine the cost-effectiveness of a future trial of out-of-hospital CPAP.

Establishing medication effectiveness outside of a randomized trial requires careful study design to mitigate selection bias.

Evidence for efficacy of an intervention may be clearly established, but its expected effectiveness outside of a clinical trial setting, the values of decision makers, and resources available at a given point in time may all affect how that intervention is brought into generalized clinical care [ 1].

The purpose of our study was to analyze the effectiveness of R&R in a trial for children with hepatitis C. Recruitment strategies were (1) Initial (months 0 12) and (2) extra effort (months 13 18).

Like any intervention, a rigorous test of the effectiveness of a recruitment method is a randomized trial comparing one recruitment method with an alternative, conducted in the context of an ongoing 'host' trial.

Founded on a difficulty in accepting that there is uncertainty about the effectiveness of trial treatments or an assumption that the experimental treatment will necessarily be superior, these responses remind us that in the face of intense threat and uncertainty, parents look for hope and certainty.