Sentence examples for make these trials from inspiring English sources

"We need to get a lot smarter to make these trials more doable by smaller biotech companies," Livermore says, "rather than have this chicane in development where small companies have to partner with big pharma, which has… a lack of great enthusiasm for antibiotic development".

A common complaint is that clinical trials are too large and expensive to be practical and, instead, one could wish that omics research would make these trials more efficient or even replace them.

Given that all stakeholders— clinicians, biostatisticians, and others must work together, understanding the anchor points and values of these groups relative to the potential ethical advantages and disadvantages of ACTS is important for the collaborative efforts needed to make these trials a reality.

Prosecutors have good tactical reasons for making these trials more about executive greed or obstruction of justice than about accounting or securities fraud, securities lawyers say.

Beside the time that must be spent on the required paperwork in order to get approval for early clinical studies (phase I/II trials), long-term cooperation has to be established and maintained to make these clinical trials feasible in the first place.

The observations that have been made in these trials will provide a better understanding of both the possibilities and limitations of aptamers as therapeutics.

I suppose you could figure out how to make these with a little trial and error (and glue), but I don't think I could.

We have linked our decision making in these trials to available guidance and literature and include our reflections on the approach of pragmatism and the related need for empirical data to inform ethical evaluations.

Testing for co-occurrence is subject to power considerations, but our networks had a sufficiently large number of trials to make these estimates robust.

It is important to allow a thorough assessment to be made of these trials, which we intend to run alongside the passage of the modern slavery bill".

The purpose of this review is to identify the incremental progress toward improving drug treatment made by these trials and to propose next steps for the CTN and for the field arising from these studies.