Sentence examples for methods and elicited from inspiring English sources
Both multicenter, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled phase III trials shared similar objectives and methods, and elicited comparable efficacy and safety data.
This paper introduces a new hybrid methodology Expert-based Cooperative Analysis (EbCA), which incorporates explicit prior expert knowledge in data analysis methods, and elicits implicit or tacit expert knowledge (IK) to improve decision support in healthcare systems.
Both injection methods were well tolerated and elicited similar experiences of pain or discomfort (visual analog scale 1.96 vs. 1.40; P = 0.14).
I cannot resist quoting the amusing passage from which this is drawn in full: "[D]id Bacon provide any logical justification for the principles and methods which he elicited and which scientists assume and use?
This method of sharing and eliciting information was based on the growing interest to understand how new information and communication technology may be used to support efforts to scale up and improve PSE in low-income countries [ 5].
Using cutting-edge information technology--the printing press--they set loose into general circulation an array of ideas and critical methods that elicited the Renaissance, the Reformation, and the Enlightenment.
Reliable methods to interrogate tumours and elicit their underlying clonal architecture need to be developed in order to test the association between distinct mechanisms of ITH and clinical outcome.
Although the TTO and SG methods elicited similar results, participants reported that the TTO was easier to understand and complete.
Whilst we interviewed a broad range of providers (by type, geography and role) it was not an exhaustive list and as our method elicited opinion and often personal reflection and experience, the generalisability of our findings remains open to question.
This study aimed to explore the benefits and limitations of emerging methods for eliciting and collecting the subject's perspective relative to traditional methods.
Our research group sought to further the science by conducting an empirical assessment of the relative benefits and limitations of two emerging methods for eliciting and collecting the patient perspective relative to traditional approaches described in the PRO guidance.
