Sentence examples for promoting the trial from inspiring English sources
We also thank the Mental Health Research Network, for adopting and promoting the trial.
Moreover, we did not take any specific actions promoting the trial outside the clinic.
They are also responsible within their teams for promoting the trial and training other midwives in trial processes.
We particularly thank the Mental Health Research Network (East Midlands and North London hubs) and Sandra O'Sullivan, for adopting, supporting and promoting the trial.
Throughout the trial, newsletters will be produced and forwarded to professionals within our CAMH service to promote the trial and provide updates on its progress.
The Northern and North West Melbourne Divisions of General Practice and the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) promoted the trial via their newsletters, fax and e-mail circulars.
At the local level, the provision of Exercise Coordinators who were able to promote the trial with clinicians also facilitated professional participation.
If a future trial is to be conducted it should be considered to promote the trial through advertising or use of other measures to motivate potential referrers to refer more eligible participants.
i) Giles Peek: Will co-ordinate the activities of the collaborators at all clinical centres and the project staff at Glenfield Hospital Leicester, the Clinical Co-ordinating Centre, will organise the clinical advisory service and in conjunction with the clinical research fellow will promote the trial to encourage participation of referring centres.
The other environmental conditions in the barrier facilities were undoubtedly more favourable than those on conventional farms, possibly promoting the health of the trial pigs.
Bioethicists promote the "ideal clinical trial participant as an autonomous rational volunteer who is active in the consumption of information about his or her health, has options for care outside clinical research, and is able to differentiate and choose among these options given his or her personal health needs" [ 30].
