Sentence examples for more trials based from inspiring English sources
It is interesting to note that C or D improves P and Q in more trials based on M 1 than those based on M 2 or M 3 because M 1 does not take into consideration the confidence radius as weighted means (Table 4(a)).
TAME is now in its planning stages and will open the door to more trials based on other promising drugs.
All told, Montesinos faces more than 50 trials based on 140 investigations involving crimes ranging from thievery to death squad activity to drug trafficking to gunrunning.
As presented earlier, two participants were removed from analysis, having tracked poorly in more than 50% of trials based on this criterion (total CVA n = 10).
More recently, ongoing clinical trials based on fetal-derived neural stem cell injection in ALS patients try to assess the safety and feasibility of this potential therapeutic approach into lumbar and/or cervical spinal cord regions.
Early and correct identification of sLI patients at high risk of death allows the application of different treatment strategies and facilitates the design of clinical trials based on more robust criteria, issues previously identified as important for future research [ 8].
Further limitations of included trials based on more specific prognostic factors would have made any analysis impossible given the variety of different prognostic scores available for metastatic renal cell carcinoma.
The lawsuit proceeds to a trial based on more evidence, rather than the two-day hearing on which the judge based his preliminary ruling.
Accordingly, Western population cohort included more old age patients and high risk comorbidity patients than the trial based cohort.
But more than two years after his acquittal, police officials decided to go ahead with a departmental trial based on Quick's malignant fantasies.
We assessed outcomes from the TRILOGY ACS trial based on whether or not patients had coronary angiography before treatment was chosen.TRILOGY ACS (ClinicalTrials.gov number NCT00699998) was a randomised controlled trial, done at more than 800 sites worldwide.
