Sentence examples for largest trials evaluating from inspiring English sources
The two largest trials evaluating the role of IC with CRT were the PARADIGM and DeCIDE trials 10, 26.
This RCT is the largest community wound trial conducted in Canada and the largest trial evaluating these two compression technologies internationally.
Notably, the largest trial evaluating the use of the pulmonary artery catheter with therapeutic guidelines in surgical patients showed no benefit (and no harm) [ 10].
The largest trial evaluating PORT included 728 patients (221 with stage I, 180 with stage II and 327 with stage III disease) [27].
Musculoskeletal side effects were later confirmed by reports of adverse effects from large trials evaluating MMP inhibitors for various indications.
Our sample size is small and this - in comparison with large trials evaluating the conventional methods-limits the generalizability of our results.
However, MPM is a rare tumour; large trials evaluating new treatment approaches in this setting, especially in selected patients (i.e. elderly or poor performance status patients), are in general not feasible.
Finally, despite the aforementioned limitations due to the multicenter, multinational conduct, the completion of this trial demonstrates that large trials evaluating postoperative care across large geographic regions is possible and shows that the results are applicable across different nations and cultures despite widely different therapeutic regimens.
As part of a large trial evaluating acupuncture for chronic low back pain, we sought to identify subgroups of participants that were particularly responsive to acupuncture.
By using separation tests as described by Aickin [ 11, 12], we aimed to determine whether a larger trial evaluating these measures should be recommended.
24 25 This was a large trial evaluating the effect of the Integrated Management of Neonatal and Childhood Illness strategy conducted at scale under programme conditions through the existing district health system, unlike in an efficacy model in a resource intensive setting.
