Sentence examples for executed clinical trials from inspiring English sources
Properly designed and meticulously executed clinical trials are essential and required to advance and optimize the potential of non-invasive neuromodulation without risking the well-being of children and families.
Clearly without properly executed clinical trials comparing the different novel oral anticoagulants it is not possible to know which might have the best efficacy and safety profile.
"Medtronic is happy to have this investigation behind us, so we can continue designing and executing clinical trials that generate evidence to improve patient care, outcomes and cost-effectiveness," Dr. Marshall Stanton, vice president for clinical research and reimbursement in the cardiac and vascular group at Medtronic, said in a statement.
This clinical trials consortium, now in its fifth year, has been charged with developing and executing clinical trials to address the most important asthma management questions and identify new treatment approaches in pediatric and adult patients.
We also execute clinical trials with millions of dollars worth of experimental treatments provided for free to our courageous participants.
The IRCI trialists have contributed to a joint discussion of the key parameters and main concerns in designing and executing clinical trials in rare cancer populations.
Finally, it may be more difficult to design and execute clinical trials that attempt to prove a principle and may have little or no therapeutic benefit for the participants, the simplest example being pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic studies in humans.
With carefully designed and well-executed clinical trials, we can move towards an evidence-based integration of acupuncture for symptom management in cancer for individuals from diverse backgrounds.
You would have to do clinical trials.
Although subacromial impingement seems to occur more frequently when a Philos plate is implemented, we recommend that carefully executed randomized clinical trials should be performed to determine whether the use of one type of plate is actually superior or preferable to the other in achieving fixation of a displaced proximal humerus fracture.
