The ideal position of equipoise for a trial is when both patient and clinician have no particular preference for alternative treatment strategies.
Recently, a paradigm shift has occurred in neurocritical intensive care units, whereby restrictive transfusion is increasingly favored over liberal transfusion but the ideal strategy remains in clinical equipoise.
Arcadia was a casualty of the Civil War not just because the war was so profoundly unpastoral but also because, afterward, the country set itself, with renewed vigor, on a path of industrialism, deforestation, and Western expansion that was the opposite of the gentle equipoise with the land which defined the Arcadian ideal.
Arcadia was a casualty of the Civil War — not just because the war was so profoundly unpastoral but also because, afterward, the country set itself, with renewed vigor, on a path of industrialism, deforestation, and Western expansion that was the opposite of the gentle equipoise with the land which defined the Arcadian ideal.
Everything is held still and in perfect equipoise – the sky above, the river below, the bridge a pale platonic ideal over the silver water.
This delicate equipoise has gone.
The songs find equipoise within heartache.
Clinical equipoise, however, caused difficulty.
The Question of Clinical Equipoise and Patients Best Interestss.
Bert Huang, The Equipoise Effect, 116 Colum.
I'm impressed by her equipoise.
