Sentence examples for more trials should from inspiring English sources

He also suggested, however, that more trials should be conducted to get a better understanding of the side effects that led to the black box warning.

While more trials should be carried out to deeply verify the efficiency of DMDs, we remain convinced that considerations of fishing gear technologies might be more actively investigated to propose innovative measures to mitigate toothed whale depredation in pelagic longlining.

Many of the trials conducted so far are of poor quality and none involved patients with EVD, therefore more trials should be carried out.

Until now, treatment of ADHD with co-existing psychiatric disorders is guided more by physicians' experience than clinical trials, and more trials should be undertaken [ 29].

It is perhaps in this group that more trials should be conducted, at a time when other technologies such as the oesophageal Doppler are being adopted with the same enthusiasm as that of the balloon directed pulmonary artery catheter in the early 1980s.

Three recent randomised controlled trials have failed to demonstrate a beneficial effect from the use of ESWT [ 10- 12] and it has been suggested that no more clinical trials should be conducted to evaluate this therapy as a treatment for the painful heel [ 11].

More randomized controlled trials should be carried out to compare LITT to other ablative techniques and to investigate the role of LITT in combination therapy.

More rigorously designed trials should be implemented to establish comparative efficacy and safety of drugs used to treat chronic and acute LBP.

This lack of evidence for improvement in survival with any chemotherapy regimen has created a tabula rasa where no more large randomized trials should be conducted without including a genetic analysis.

More specifically, interventional trials should be adequately powered for a clinical endpoint, use a sound adherence measure, and be statistically robust.

Second, most of the studies have a case control design, it has been demonstrated that the case control design could over-estimate the accuracy of a diagnostic test [ 51], therefore more larger prospective trials should be performed to elucidate the diagnostic value of PCT.