Here we report the pilot evaluation study, undertaken in two specialist centres in Europe primarily to learn whether such an enquiry is feasible, and whether the questionnaires are easily understood by both HCPs and patients and not unduly time-consuming.
This study primarily aimed to study non UTI specific symptoms.
He gave up commercial opportunities to study with masters of traditional music, primarily the Gnawa.
Researchers from the Krembil Neuroscience Centre and University Health Network in Canada conducted the study primarily to find out whether this procedure is safe in people with severe cases of the eating disorder anorexia nervosa.
The aim of this study was primarily to investigate whether authentic and functional GLA can be produced in T. reesei, and to compare intra- and extracellular production strategies in an attempt to reach industrially significant production levels of active enzyme.
However, as the aim of our study was primarily to test whether MDR is independently associated with mortality, finding at least one regression model where MDR was not a significant predictor was sufficient to falsify the null-hypothesis.
The 6-year, international Outcome Reduction with Initial Glargine Intervention (ORIGIN) Study, designed primarily to determine whether insulin glargine and/or omega-3 fatty acids, could reduce cardiovascular events in 12 537 people with elevated blood glucose levels, had cancer incidence as one of its secondary outcomes.
This study aims primarily to determine whether whole body MRI (WB-MRI) and Sestamibi Technetium-99m-bone marrow (MIBI) scans in the same patients produce the same estimate of disease load and location, and secondly, to study possible association between the bone disease detected by these scans and the effect on disease outcome and survival.
Using a similar protocol to that previously published [16], our objective in this study therefore, was primarily to determine whether maternal obesity programmes the development of NAFPD in adult offspring.
One study was designed primarily to assess whether an SCP received by mail would increase uptake of recommended screening for late effects in a group of adult survivors of childhood cancer considered to be at substantially elevated risk of breast cancer or cardiomyopathy due to previous cancer treatment (Oeffinger et al, 2010).
