Sentence examples for many published trials from inspiring English sources

Many published trials on the use of FFP have enrolled small numbers of patients, and provided inadequate information on the ability of the trial to detect meaningful differences in outcomes between the two patient groups.

Many published trials regarding AKI did not measure macrohaemodynamics and therefore ignored pre-renal failure caused by hypotension.

Many published trials on self management are conducted in atypical contexts with selected, volunteer samples.

Many published trials provide limited details concerning the precise type and location of neurotoxicities experienced, and most appear to have focused on the cumulative sensory neuropathy.

There are many published trials in which the premises are so vague or biologically implausible that the so-called negative results are an unavoidable consequence.

Among the many published trials of testosterone in older men, some report strength gains and some do not.

Many published randomised trials on advanced breast cancer are, in isolation, of an acceptable quality regarding the questions they pose about the population eligible for the trial.

Many published large trials were composed by industry sponsored studies, increasing so the concern that funding source could influence outcomes and conclusions of the research [ 44].

However, two recently published trials overcame many of these limitations (14, 15).

Previous studies of published trials suggest that many are registered inadequately.

Many studies have focused on the methodological quality of published trials [ 12– 14] or followed protocols approved by RECs until publication [ 23, 24].