Sentence examples for knowledge trials from inspiring English sources
To the authors' best knowledge, trials of the comparative effectiveness of SGAs have focused solely on the period during which the patients have used their allocated drugs.
The prosecutors, Lauren Resnick and Christina Dugger, had sought to introduce the old denials under a precedent that defendants should generally not be allowed to "make fundamental changes in the version of facts within their personal knowledge between trials and conceal these changes from the final trier of fact".
The inverse identification problem corresponding to this parameter extraction process becomes thereby more difficult to solve and needs generally a lot of a priori knowledge and trials.
With the proposed approach, the task of fuzzy CMAC architecture determination by preliminary knowledge or trials can be freed when a well-organized and well-parameterized CMAC is represented to achieve desired approximation performance.
To the best of our knowledge, no trials have been performed with anti-BAFF treatment in SS yet, but such an approach might be considered for future trials.
To the best of our knowledge, statin trials have not previously been subjected to a systematic assessment of survival gain by this technique.
The need to exclude IBIS-I participants owing to their high pre-existing knowledge about trials was not anticipated in advance.
8 12 To our knowledge, randomised trials comparing 'high exposure' versus 'standard exposure to antibiotics' and specifically addressing whether these interventions affect the occurrence and duration of kidney failure have not been done before in intensive care settings.
However, to our knowledge, our trial is the first trial with a fully implemented stepped care model for depression and anxiety treatment in primary care compared to care as usual.
As the trial personnel had no prior epidemiological knowledge, the trial co-ordinators organized free of charge semi-annual seminars for the clinical staff on research methodology and controlled trials.
There were statistically significant cohort effects for general clinical trials knowledge, knowledge about IBIS-II (objective and subjective), intention to participate and dropout.
