Sentence examples for generation of trials from inspiring English sources
In this review article, we address the radiation oncology process improvements in clinical trials and review how these changes improve the quality for the next generation of trials.
Such information represents the key to unlocking the potential of this approach, to inform the next generation of trials of IGF signalling inhibitors.
The International Breast Cancer Study Group (IBCSG) opened its first generation of trials in 1978.
They expressed the belief that the dose of platinum would continue to be investigated within this new generation of trials.
In the second generation of trials, initiated once the taxanes became regarded as the 'gold standard', taxanes were included in all comparator arms.
We will outline the issues the first generation of trials are designed to address as well as questions that must be addressed by future studies.
Profane, flamboyant and flagrantly aggressive, he's something of a throwback to an earlier generation of trial lawyers, whose favorite place in the world was on their feet in court wearing out of some corporate malefactor.
Generation of trial databases and/or biobanks originating in large randomized clinical trials has successfully increased the knowledge obtained from those trials.
The CancerGrid approach to software support for clinical trials is based on two principles: careful curation of semantic metadata about clinical observations, to enable subsequent data integration, and model-driven generation of trial-specific software artefacts from a trial protocol, to streamline the software development process.
Therefore, we developed the software system TERMTrial which consists of a component for the definition and management of terminology systems for cooperative groups of clinical trials and two components for the terminology-based automatic generation of trial databases and terminology-based interactive design of electronic case report forms (eCRFs).
Built in the 13th century, the Bargello was a palace-turned-prison that witnessed generations of trials and executions.
