Sentence examples for portfolio trial from inspiring English sources
Between December 2004 and June 2009, 106 patients (53 in each arm) were recruited at 10 institutions in this NIHR portfolio trial.
A narrative review was framed around two open National Institute of Health Research portfolio trials in colon and rectal cancer: the STAR-TREC trial (ISRCTN14240288) and the ROCCS trial (ISRCTN46330337).
A multi-disciplinary workshop to review the methods used in ICRI portfolio trials was held in Amsterdam in September 2013.
We supplied evidence in response to this call, and summarise our recent experience related to the set up and delivery of three NIHR portfolio trials here.
Although there were some minor differences between trials, the perceived barriers that appeared to present the most severe problems across the trials overall were that patients refused consent because of treatment preferences or were averse to randomisation, and that there is often insufficient time available in National Health Service (NHS) clinics to perform these portfolio trials.
The infrastructure of the current UK trials is sufficiently robust to ensure that national portfolio clinical trials are run to a high methodological and ethical standard.
In 1953, he brought Sultan Hamid II, then a minister without portfolio, to trial for his involvement in the APRA Coup d'état; Hamid was sentenced to 10 years in prison by Supreme Court Justice Wirjono Prodjodikoro on 8 April 1953.
It was included on the UK National Cancer Research Network portfolio (NCRN Trial ID: 1387).
There is a comprehensive portfolio of trials, phases I, II and III, all conducted on a multicentre basis.
The National Cancer Research Network (NCRN) adopted NSCCG onto its portfolio of trials and 148 centres in the United Kingdom (UK) are now actively participating.
The NCRN in England works closely with other cancer research networks across the United Kingdom, each of which is funded by its respective health department, and with differing approaches to the portfolio of trials supported.
