Sentence examples for old trials from inspiring English sources

Others are calling for an audit of the old trials, going over the raw data in detail and even scrutinizing participants' medical records.

But many test developers argue that trials would be too costly and time-consuming, so many tests are validated by reanalyzing patient data from old trials.

GRANT: No, but when I was preparing this statement and going through all my old trials and tribulations with the press, I looked at that one again and thought, That is weird, and then the penny dropped.

Most of my research is clinical, but the aspirin work has been mainly paper-based, and over the years I've trawled the archives of many old trials from the 1980s onwards that looked at the effect of a daily aspirin on the risk of stroke and heart attack.

In a statement published before the vote, Willmott said the change can aid a similar push for greater disclosure of results at the European Medicines Agency, to "help ensure that data from old trials is also published".

There are old trials (more than 25 years old) that indicated there was a reduction in mortality, but the newer studies looked at data from more modern mammography, with new treatments, and how mammography works in practice, rather than a clinical trial.

Reviewing the data from the old trial, Dr. Cohn and NitroMed found that the drug had been remarkably effective in the subset of patients who were black.

These were four of the best performed species in a 7-year old trial of 36 species and provenances.

There was strong heterogeneity in the results due to inclusion of one old trial with poor methodological quality, including both children and adults and with a short course (<3 days) of hydrocortisone [39].

This study performed in the São-Paulo state, Southeast Brazil, investigated the impact of shifting from B to GT on soil organic carbon and nitrogen stocks, and chemical elements at three 4-year and one 12-year old trial sites.

However, these "aware" participants were no more likely than the others at judging whether an old trial (or an entirely novel trial) was previously repeated or not, F<1.