There was no significant difference in latency to first strike (p = 0.24), duration of hunting activity (p = 0.83) or enclosure use (p = >0.05) between scatter and enriched trials.
"The idea isn't to enrich trial lawyers," Ms. Wilson said in an interview, "but to give individuals a right of redress".
Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader, on Friday renewed his call for the House to approve the Senate bill, and he accused Democrats of trying to enrich trial lawyers suing the telecommunications companies as a reward for donating to Democratic presidential candidates.
The Trump administration and its allies claimed this was an effort to help consumers, because class action lawsuits merely enrich trial lawyers.
This has been paralleled with biomarker development, in order to enrich trials with patients more likely to respond, including phase 1 trials.
If this were the case, then enrolling patients on the basis of cfDNA results may enrich trials for patients with a differing prognosis.
This increases our confidence that enrolling patients into clinical trials on the basis of cfDNA mutation results will not enrich our trial populations for cohorts of patients with an inherently worse prognosis.
Experiences from the field indicate the importance of initiating treatment early in the course of the disease and of enriching the trial population by improving the diagnostic accuracy.
Future studies should therefore make a greater effort to enrich their trial population with the most appropriate patients - namely those who have a tumour molecular profile likely to predict benefit from targeting the given pathway.
