Sentence examples for for continuing trial from inspiring English sources
All Trial One volunteers reported their main reason for continuing trial participation was their desire to protect themselves from catching HIV because of the study information on consistent condom use that they were reminded about during the clinic follow up visits.
Fall-out from a continuing trial for the murder in 1996 of a former prime minister, Andrei Lukanov Crime was one of many problems the prime minister (and former king), Simeon Saxe-Coburg, was to tackle after winning the general election of 2001.
"But there's a strong rationale for continuing other trials in women in hopes of obtaining better results in the future".
They will advise the Trial Steering Committee TSCC) on the need for continuing or stopping the trial.
For the first time, imaging researchers may draw upon the ACRIN clinical trials infrastructure for continuing support in the conduct of rigorous, multi-center clinical trials.
Human rights groups have also criticised Egypt's new rulers for continuing to put civilians on trial before military courts.
There were also marked differences between the two groups of volunteers' reasons for continuing to take part in trials.
However, given the severity of the symptoms generally associated with a gastric ulcer, there no longer appears to be a clear justification for continuing to conduct placebo-controlled trials in these patients.
Tony advises him to take advantage of the opportunity, act mentally incompetent, and employ it as a ruse for not continuing the trial.
Merck & Company said yesterday that a panel of independent monitors had determined that the company's painkiller Arcoxia, which is in the same class of medicines as the withdrawn Vioxx, is safe enough for continued use in clinical trials.
This analysis is limited by at least three key issues: 1) the variable time-period between Trial 204 and Trial 208 allowing for continued treatment with an optimised background regimen in the absence of delamanid; 2) the open-label design of Trial 208; and 3) the lack of autopsy data to distinguish all-cause mortality from TB-related mortality.
