Sentence examples for many such trials from inspiring English sources

Tax officials predict that there will be many such trials of Markovic and hope that she will be imprisoned for many years.

The combined evidence from many such trials shows that statins reduce the risk of a heart attack or stroke even in those with relatively low cholesterol levels.

As a consequence, universities and the National Institutes of Health, which funds many such trials and oversees others, have attempted to limit such subsidiary income or, at the least, make it known to the public.

Many such trials have suffered from selection bias and contamination [ 29].

It is to be hoped that the recent paper by Sort et al [ 16] will be the first of many such trials that will define the indications for this expensive form of treatment in a more rational manner.

On the other hand, another interviewee remarked that many such trials "are run through... companies which know that if they don't do those things they will be in trouble... they are usually under the umbrella of some international pharma company".

In practice, there are many obstacles to such trials.

These complexities are not unique to South Africa because in many jurisdictions where such trials may occur adolescent participants will have limited legal capacity, and the enrolment of adolescents must take account of local laws dealing with, for e.g., the age of lawful consent to sex and obligations on certain adults to report abuse.

Many such large clinical trials have moved towards generating tissue microarrays (TMAs; Ilyas et al, 2013) in an attempt to speed up the process of identifying and analysing biomarkers for which patients will, or will not, benefit from a particular therapeutic strategy.

Ethical concerns have prevented many NGOs from conducting such trials because they require giving aid to some and not to others, Sandefur says.

The division of patients into multiple risk groups and the late occurrence of many events further burden such trials.