Sentence examples for exiting the trial from inspiring English sources

Another significant limitation of this study is the large number of patients exiting the trial prior to catheter removal, particularly in the ethanol arm.

Patients exiting the trial in type 2 diabetes remission (regardless of assigned intervention) were assumed to be monitored for maintenance of remission.

Randomisation will be performed centrally using a 24-h, automated randomisation system based at the Leeds Clinical Trials Research Unit, Participants will wear the insoles for 12 weeks and then return for a 12-week follow-up visit prior to exiting the trial.

Both subjects underwent hysterectomy and exited the trial.

COBAS and LA results were unblinded and compared with HC2 after Safety Arm women exited the trial at 2 years.

Furthermore, there is an opportunity to follow these women for significant CIN outcomes over longer time periods once they exit the trial and return to the centralized cervical screening program.

Based on our sample size assumptions and recruitment estimates, this would provide data for over 120 participants who exited the trial through either death or withdrawal from the study.

Following the 12-week assessment visit the participants will exit the trial, and any continuation of care will be followed up by the relevant NHS department at the participating centre, as per local policy.

It was decided a priori that after KPS, TKPS and AKPS data were collected from at least 120 participants who exited the trial, a validity assessment of the scales would be conducted.

This was because a small proportion of women exited the trial at Month 12 (at the time of their male involvement assessment), and some missed their Month 12 visit and did not return to complete their male involvement questionnaire until Exit (and had missed the Month 3 assessment).

Participants will be deemed to exit the trial when: the participant has been in the trial for 24 weeks; the participant wishes to withdraw from the trial fully; the participant's healthcare professional withdraws him/her from the trial; the participant is lost to follow-up; or the participant dies.