"Range anxiety" is very much on my own mind as I traverse the M40 between London and Oxford at 70mph in a prototype all-electric Mini E lent to me for the morning by BMW, the company currently conducting the world's most comprehensive trial aimed at gathering data on what it will take to convince people to ditch the internal combustion engine and go electric.
Finally, although ClincialTrials.gov is the largest and most comprehensive trial registry, it is possible that some trials were not registered or were registered in other, country-specific registries.
The study, published Wednesday in The Journal of the American Medical Association, was one of the most comprehensive clinical trials of the procedure as it is currently practiced, said the lead author, Dr. David J. Wilber, director of the Cardiovascular Institute at Loyola University Medical Center.
They often require input from a wide variety of people including medics, statisticians, and clinical research associates, who usually have the most comprehensive knowledge of trial procedures and access to all the bits of information that are not found anywhere else.
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The Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials (CENTRAL) is the most comprehensive database of controlled trials.
Tocilizumab, a humanized monoclonal antibody that binds to both soluble and membrane-expressed IL-6 receptors, thereby blocking IL-6-mediated proinflammatory signaling, has one of the most comprehensive phase 3 clinical trial programs for biologicals in RA.
Although CENTRAL is the most comprehensive database of randomised trials, one third of these mental health studies were not available on it.
The first is CENTRAL (the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials), the world's most comprehensive database consisting exclusively of controlled clinical trials.
The effect of screening is equivocal and has been estimated to be only about 15-16% in the two most comprehensive systematic reviews of randomised trials. 1 2 Small effect sizes render observational studies particularly problematic, but observational studies are useful for monitoring the effect in clinical practice.
The previous Frye hearing, which took place ahead Smith's 2012 trial, was the most comprehensive legal review of fMRI 'lie detection' in the legal system so far.
