Sentence examples for experience of trials from inspiring English sources

The investigators were poorly trained, with little or no experience of trials, and there was no auditing before the trial began.

The literature, and our previous experience of trials in primary care [ 44], suggest an intra-class correlation coefficient of 0.04 is appropriate.

The literature and our previous experience of trials in primary care suggest that an intra-class correlation coefficient of 0.04 is appropriate.

Those who have experience of trials sponsored by the pharmaceutical industry are often frustrated by the attention to seemingly mindless trivia, and the well meaning but misguided bureaucracy [ 3].

It's an experience of trial and error.

In 2007, I wrote about my experience of trialling a Varilight DigiFlux "switch dimmable" bulb which, while I thought it very good, was just too expensive at £10-£12 £10-£12toractive to most users.

Recognition of the complexities parents face in making decisions about trials suggests lines for future research on the conduct of trials, and ultimately, may help improve the experience of trial recruitment for all parties.

It is reciprocal in two key ways; first it involves members of partner institutes monitoring each others' research, second it allows experienced monitors to share their expertise with novice monitors who have limited experience of trial monitoring.

The qualitative interviews conducted 1 week postintervention will explore participants' views about the programme, their satisfaction, and perceived usefulness of the programme, their views about venue of delivery and their experience of trial participation.

Emerging themes will be identified and comparisons explored between patients' experience of trial participation, their perception of treatment effectiveness and response to each intervention, its impact, motivators and barriers to adherence, as well as their expectations and treatment preferences.

The questionnaire collected data on patients' experience of trial conclusion and follow-up, their information requirements, knowledge and understanding of the trial outcome and their follow-up care, satisfaction with trial involvement and their care during the trial and adjustment to no longer being in the trial.