Sentence examples for ill trial from inspiring English sources

The results of the Canadian Transfusion in Critically Ill trial [ 29] might have also led to reluctance to provide transfusions at higher hemoglobin concentrations.

Indeed, Ananne et al. demonstrated this convincingly in the multicenter Colloids Versus Crystalloids for the Resuscitation of the Critically Ill (CRISTAL) trial resuscitation trial involving hypovolemic patients requiring intravascular volume expansion.

He and his family say bone-marrow and kidney diseases have made him too ill for trial.

For good or ill, the trial of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed will be a lasting testament to our law, and to ourselves.

While one would expect that hand disinfection should reduce the number of days of work likewise the days ill, our trial lacked the power to show this effect.

Likewise, the lowest energy intake interval was associated with the fastest recovery in an observational analysis of enteral plus parenteral energy in the EPaNIC (Impact of Early Parenteral Nutrition Completing Enteral Nutrition in Adult Critically Ill Patients) trial, even in the "late" arm where patients did not receive any parenteral nutrition during the first week in the ICU [ 12].

In a prospective study of 600 patients in the EPaNIC (Early Parenteral Nutrition Completing Enteral Nutrition in Adult Critically Ill Patients) trial, 122 of whom underwent muscle biopsy, those randomly assigned to late PN had a reduced incidence of ICUAW compared with those with early PN; this result was associated with an increased LC3II-to-LC3I ratio, a marker of autophagosome formation [ 41].

Shares in Irish drugmaker Elan Corp. slipped 4% after a newspaper reported the number of patients taken ill in trials of its experimental Alzheimer's vaccine had climbed to 12. China's Zhu Rebuffs Bush In Soybean Tiff.

To date, studies of probiotics in the critically ill have trialled a number of species, Lactobacillus featuring frequently.

Current CL treatment guidelines are based on poorly designed and ill-reported trials.

Yesterday, Mr. Greenwald argued, in essence, that his client was too mentally ill to stand trial on charges of faking mental illness.